Germany was an economic rival of Great Britain in World War 1
because of the spirit of international competitiveness and
imperialism. Each wanted to establish supremacy in Europe and
therefore, they tried to outgrow each others' economy.
They were cheap. Meaning they wouldn’t have to pay a child as much money as they would an adult. They also weren’t big enough to attend school to get an education and they could also fit into tiny spaces adults could not.
The similarity between the feudal manors of Europe and traditional villages of India is that the ability of a peasant to change the social status. Because of this, there is no social mobility to the both of them.
Answer:
i dont know its its probably A
Explanation:
bc i havent done the quiz
