A it forced the Japanese to call off their attack on New Guinea
- 28. Napoleon's Impact on Europe after the Napoleonic Wars
The Napoleonic Wars were a series of wars that changed European powers and produced a French hegemony in Europe for a brief period. The major changes of the wars on Europe were the rise of the middle class, the rise of commerce and industry and the shift of power because European monarchs could not restore old absolutism, so they had to make alliances with the new powers that emerged with the Napoleonic Wars.
- 29. The accomplishment of the Concordat of 1801
The major accomplishment of the Concordat of 1801 was the restoration of the Catholic Church in France. Napoleon was given the right to nominate bishops, bishoprics and parishes and seminaries.
This agreement was important because during the French Revolution there were intense church reforms and the many confiscations of the church’s property and this mended the relationship.
- 30. Role of plebiscites in Napoleon’s rise to power.
After the French Revolution, France became politically unstable and other European powers used this on their favor and tried to invade French territories. Because of that Napoleon became a famous figure because he was in the French military and won against Austria and Italy.
He used plebiscites to make himself Emperor of France since he could not do it in a legal way. In a simple way, he used plebiscites as a coup d’etat to take power to himself as Emperor and centralize the government.
Answer:
Because Du Bois believed in the African American system.
Explanation:
In the 1890s, the Ku Klux Klan terrorism and racial-segregation laws had basically taken over the south. The Civil War Reconstruction had failed to make sure that full rights had been granted to the freed slaves. African Americans desperately needed a way to respond to the white supremacists of that time. Two main advocates for Negro rights were Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois.
Booker T. Washington believed mainly in solving these problems through education. He believed in African Americans educating themselves through trades and investing in their own businesses. Proving to whites the value of their hard work could have an impact to the American economy. Du Bois also believed in self-improvement through education. However, he believed that first they must get rid of segregation. Du Bois criticized Washington’s acceptance of racial segregation because he felt that it only encouraged whites to deny African American rights.
I believe that Washington’s vision is more compelling only if it is the last resort. If there was no other way of getting out of racial segregation without violence and rioting, then showing white leaders the value of African Americans in society is the way to go. Washington believed that through working hard and improving yourself with education would show white supremacists their real impact in society
The Minoan culture, located on the island of Crete, was the first urban civilization to develop in Europe.
This should be the correct answer because it didn't create the first written literature of the ancient world, and it didn't erect pyramids - those are in Egypt, not Crete. It also wouldn't be that important simply because of being isolated, so I wouldn't say this answer is correct either.
Depending on the end period in question, it would be "D. France" who had been <span>helping the Americans since 1778, since France shared a common enemy with the US: Britain. </span>
