The Balkan crisis of 1914 led to the ww1. how? the immediate cause of ww1 was the assassination of archduke Ferdinand and his wife in Serbia, a Balkan state that had become autonomous after the firsts Balkan wars a decade earlier. The Balkan wars had resulted to loss of Ottoman powers as well as those of Austria Hungary, in addition to fueling a number of rivalries and tensions. The reason for assassination of the Austrian heir was the Balkan war and nationalistic tensions by Balkans.
The water course assumed a major part in the French and Indian War since it made it less demanding to escape.
The pilgrims called it the French and Indian War, and it for all time moved the worldwide adjust of energy. By the mid-eighteenth century, both the British and French needed to broaden their North American provinces into the land west of the Appalachian Mountains, referred to then as the Ohio Territory.
I believe the answer is D. The lack of water in the north prevents settlement in the area.
I think that it was the wealthy landowners and the royals.
The Bolsheviks were the head of the opposing party (the reds)
Germany was headed by a socialist government at the time and didn't openly support either side.
