The correct answer is B) He committed to a principle of nonviolence.
What was a result of Asoka's conversion to Buddhism was that he committed to a principle of nonviolence.
Let's have in mind that Asoka had been a fierce and violent warrior and Emperor. He showed no mercy to his enemies.
However, after so much pain and destruction caused in war, he changed.
Asoka imitated the Buddha principles and started to meditate beneath a tree.
Emperor Ashoka decided to convert to Buddhism because one day he realized the damage he had created to other people during the Kalinga War. He felt remorse and he changed his life. He found peace in the teachings of Budha and considered it beneficial to all humans and animals, to the degree he ordered to build many temples or stupas.
Conquered territories were often left relatively unchanged under their old rulers as long as they recognized Aztec supremacy and paid tribute.
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Global population (more info below)
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Global population increased due to increased sanitation, medicines, and food production. Hope I helped!
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Correct order is B, A, C, D
Explanation:
World War One began in 1914 but US did not join the war until 1917. It had significant impact on the war as it tipped the balance of war in the favour of the Allies.
Germany was the first country to introduce unrestricted submarine warfare in early 1915. The area around British Isles was declared a war zone by Germany. It was when Germans sank the USS Lusitania in 1915 that killed 1198 passengers, US government send a note to the German government demanding to stop the attacks.
Zimmerman telegram was intercepted and Deciphered by British intelligence in January 1917, it instructed the German ambassador to Mexico to aid Mexico if it agreed to be a German ally in any US-German conflict. After this US officially declared war on Germany.
The fourteen points was the statement of principles for peace that was to be use for peace negotiations to end the first world war. He outlines the principle while delivering a speech on peace terms and war aims to the congress on January 8,1918.
