Answer:
The main advantages of the USA were:
A larger population, the USA had the majority of large cities of North America at the time, and a lot of immigrants, while the Confederacy was mainly rural, and not as populated. This larger population meant a more numerous army.
And a more powerful economy with some industry, which facilitated the production of arms and supplies for the military.
The disadvantage was that USA was the aggressor, and had to take up territory, while the confederacy only had to defend itself.
The confederacy main advantage was that as defenders, they knew most of the territory better, and had overall a more advantageous geographical position, at least at the start of the war. The main disadvantage for the Confederacy was precisely the smaller population -which means a smaller army- and the less developed economy, which was mainly agrarian, lacking almost any form of industry.
Answer:
D. Chemical change that absorbs heat
Explanation:
At first, I thought this could have been a physical change, but then I was like "hmmm...you are technically changing the chemical composition of the ice into H2O..." So, by that logic, the answer would be D.
The ice absorbs heat and changes states of matter from a solid to a liquid. Any time you change the state of matter of a substance, you are performing a chemical change.
Answer:
trade at Songhai was done by land while trade in Mogadishu was done by boats
Explanation:
Songhai participated in the Trans Saharan which mainly took place on land across the Saharan desert while Mogadishu used boats because it was located along the coast and they took part in the East African coastal trade.
A fascist government only works when a dictator comes to power and convinces the populace that only s/he will bring much needed safety or prestige to the country. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option. I hope that this is the answer that has helped you.
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Thomas Jefferson was an American statesman, diplomat, lawyer, slaveholder, architect, musician, philosopher, and Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States from 1801 to 1809.
