The correct answer is C) an effort to establish a balance of power.
The other options of the question were A) the aggressiveness of dictators. B) the rivalry between France, Germany, and Greece. D) the concept of mercantilism.
The Congress of Vienna redraws the map of Europe. Triple Entente is formed to combat the Triple Alliance. Treaty of Versailles calls for the creation of the League of Nations.
These actions were part of European decisions to bring new order and a balance of power in the political arena of the continent after so much turmoil and conflict. The Congress of Viena was held to provide peace in western Europe after all the consequences of the Napoleonic Wars and the French wars. Years later, on the brink of Worl War 1, the Triple Entente formed by Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union fought the Triple Alliance formed by Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. Another important step through peace after World War 1 ended was the agreements during the Treaty of Versailles, France, that end up in the creation of the international organization called the League of Nations.
the first president of the us was george washington
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1. Day 12 of our expedition, I am so glad that we had Sacajawea with us! She is a great guide and helps us navigate in this crazy ecosystem. Her ways are none that I have seen ever in my life, she knows this land by heart. Maybe I can learn the ways of her too and I will be extremely formidable in my soon to be home.
2. I can't help with this since I don't know the lesson to learn.
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Korea, atomic weapons
Explanation:
truman was afraid the soviets would sieze control of Korea before the United States could get there. Fortunately the Soviets honored previous agreements and did not sieze control, the Korean peninsula was then divided along the 38th parallel (latitude) with the socialist north and capitalist south. The problem of atomic weapons was resolved with the first SOVIET test of an Atomic bomb in 1949 these events sowed the mistrust that would become the cold war.
