The reason they went to war is when the Athens interfered in Persian affairs.
1. The agreement of Defense Alliance which is contained if one country being attacked then the <span>allies must helping.
2. Imperialism which is mean when a country try to colonize another country to take all the natural resources for themself
3.Militarism which is mean the war of weapon.
4. Nasionalism it caused by Slavia nation in Bosnia and Hergezovina don't want to be a part of Austria-Hungaria, but they want to be a part of Serbia, but mostly every countries in Europe were trying to prove their domination and their power
(sorry my english not really good,,hope you can understand)
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Answer:
(3). Challenges Facing Israel as a Nation
Explanation:
Israel matches all three characteristics listed in the question.
Israel is bordered by hostile countries, because Arab nations like Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt have always had complicated relations with Israel, ever since the country came to be after World War II.
Israel also has very limited arable land, because the country is very small, and most of its territory is either desert, or semi-desert. For this same very reason, israel has scarce water resources.
Finally, Israel has suffered from several intifadas, which are popular rebellions from the arab populations of Cisjordania and Gaza, the two territorial entities that conform the state of Palestine, which borders Israel.
The nation of Cambodia was ruled by the oppressive military regime known as the Khmer Rouge back in the 1960s.
La divisoria continental de América (Continental Divide of the Americas), o simplemente la divisoria Continental o Gran Divisoria (Great Divide), es el nombre dado a la principal, y en gran parte montañosa, divisoria hidrológica de América, que separa, a un lado, las cuencas que desaguan en el océano Pacífico, y del otro, primero los sistemas fluviales que desaguan en el océano Atlántico (incluidos los que drenan a través del golfo de México o el mar Caribe), y, después (en la parte norte de la divisoria), los sistemas fluviales que desaguan en el océano Ártico (incluyendo los que desaguan tanto en el Atlántico como en el Ártico, vía bahía de Hudson).
Aunque existen otras divisorias continentales en Norteamérica, la Gran Divisoria es, con mucho, la más destacada, ya que tiende a seguir una línea de altas cumbres a lo largo de las principales cordilleras de las Montañas Rocosas, en Estados Unidos y Canadá, y continúa hacia el sur, llegando a Sudamérica a través de la cordillera de los Andes, y concluyendo finalmente al sur de Tierra del Fuego.
