"<span>A. to eliminate the causes of war" would be the best option for </span>the main purpose of President Wilson's Fourteen Point plan, which was created near the end of World War I.
Answer:
The Peloponnesian War was a war fought in ancient Greece between Athens and Sparta—the two most powerful city-states in ancient Greece at the time (431 to 405 B.C.E.). This war shifted power from Athens to Sparta, making Sparta the most powerful city-state in the region.
Answer: The Soviet Union was going to occupy Korea north of the 38 parallel and the United States was going to occupy Korea in the south.
Explanation:
Korea had been under Japan from the year 1910 and when the war was coming to a close, the allied leaders had to decide what to do with the peninsula.
It was decided that the Soviets would control the North of the peninsula and the U.S. would control the south as Korea recovered enough to govern itself. These two superpowers however went ahead and formed rival governments in their spheres of control that led to the division of Korea which still stands today.
Effect: Many American colonists feared a powerful government. Cause: Many former colonists feared losing their freedom to a new government. Effect: The new Americans made sure their new government could not take away states' freedom and independence. Cause: The British government taxed the American colonists unfairly.
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America learned that they don’t like other people on there land and so after that war America didn’t like the idea of Great Britton being in America. That mixed with rising taxes equals American Revolution.