The United States was not very directly involved in Vietnam before the Gulf of Tonkin incident. The U.S. only sent money and supplies to aid south Vietnam. After the Gulf of Tonkin incident, the United States began to get more involved by sending troops to fight against the north Vietnam forces.
North Island- Hilly with a central plateau South Island- longer & more mountainous with glaciers, lakes, fjords
The treaty of Versailles put restrictions on the amount of military power Germany was allowed to have at one time. Germany's army could have no more than 100,000 men and had to demobilize the rest. They were also prohibited from arms trade as and limits were imposed on how many tanks, aircraft's, armored cars it could have.
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Cutting off the colonies trade with other countries, taxing the colonists without their consent, and ignoring their petitions.
<span>In world war 1, one of the main reasons it was caused was because countries had so much pride in themselves. (Nationalism) For example it began with britain and Germany, and Germany was beating britain in terms of its size of it's naval forces. Britain wanted to have the strongest and largest naval forces so it continued to expand. This in a way provoked Germany and war began.
Britain also really needed a strong naval force because they were an island country meaning they relied on it, when the war broke out, they had little army forces so they sought alliances. The many alliences between both sides of the war expanded greatly and this brought what seems like the whole world involved in this. (hence: World War) </span>
