Answer:
Sumer is the second one in the row with three dots
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Let's examine the answer choices. Remember, we are looking for the example that <u>does not </u>demonstrate strategic motivation.
A. This choice does not demonstrate any motivation. All it tells us is the Germans made a Brazilian colony.
B. This demonstrates strategic motivation. They wanted to protect the trade routes.
C. This also shows strategic motivation. The British wanted Egypt for a canal.
D. This choice also shows strategic motivation. The US became involved in Central America to oust a dictator.
Therefore, the correct answer must be A. The Germans established a colony in Brazil.
Answer:
The answer is A - Water, Animals and fertile lands
Explanation:
They need water to drink, animals as a source of food and fertile land to farm.
<u>Answer and Explanation - </u>
Japan -
Japan agreed to respect the border of China. But in 1937 japan didn't keep up their promise and crossed the borders which resulted in war. Addition to this, Japan was run by military leaders.
Italy -
The Second Italo-Ethiopian War, was a war which was fought between October 1935 and February 1937. It is taken as an example of the expansionist policy that characterized the Axis powers and the inefficiency of the League of Nations before the outbreak of World War II.
Germany -
Rome-Berlin Axis , Coalition was formed in 1936 between Italy and Germany. An agreement was formulated by foreign minister of italy. Italy's foreign minister informally linking the two fascist countries was reached on October 25, 1936.
Spain-
Firstly the Fascist victory in Spanish Civil War, 1936- 39 was taken as act of aggression. Then in March 1938, Anschluss, or union of Austria and Germany, occurs. After that in September 1938. At Munich Conference, Britain and France cave in to Hitler's demands.
Muslim scholars began obtaining Greek treatises and started
their study and translation into Arabic a few centuries after
the Hijrah (622 A.D.) They critically analyzed, collated , corrected
and supplemented substantially the Greek science and philosophy.
After this period began what is known as the Golden Age
of Islam, which lasted for over two centuries. It is here we find
many of the great scientists of Islam who literally left behind
hundreds and thousands of books on the various branches of science.
