The answer is Both were agreements between nations to curtail the production of weapons.
Both were created in times of war, one in 1918, and one in 1941. They never dealt with Germany specifically.
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The United States historical experience differs from European Nations because the US had a Revolutionary War, and it was a colony, compared to European countries who owned colonies.
The United States had a Civil War over slavery, but many European countries in the past (1700-1800) thought it was fine. This is how the two region's history differs.
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It was the stamp act.
The tea act taxed the tea they drank
The quartering act let troops stay in their homes
The sugar act taxed the sugar they put in their tea
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1- After his capture in the Bear Flag Revolt, Colonel Vallejo was A-set free on his word as a gentleman. B-sent to José Castro with a message from the insurgents. C-used as a Spanish interpreter. D-sent to Sutter’s Fort as a prisoner. 2- By late May of 1846, Frémont had set up camp at A-Sonoma B-Peter Lassen’s ranch. C-the Sutter Buttes. D-Sutter’s Fort. 3- When John C. Frémont was near Monterey in early 1846, which of the following people was MOST belligerent? A-William P. Hartnell B-Thomas O. Larkin C-José Castro D-John C. Frémont 4- The leader of the Bear Flag Revolt was A-Josiah Belden. B-William B. Ide. C-Zeke Merritt. D-John Sutter. 5- In August of 1846, José Castro A-disbanded his army and fled south to Sonora. B-led the resistance that briefly recaptured Los Angeles. C-strategically retreated to the San Joaquin Valley. D-fought a pitched battle with Pío Pico. 6- What was John C. Frémont’s reward for his service as military governor of California? A-He was promoted. B-He was named U.S. ambassador to Mexico. C-He was court-martialed. D-He was appointed secretary of state.
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