The far west of the North American continent was inhabited by the native Americans and the French.
That's why <span>the original 13 colonies did not extend too far west into the north american continent as they wanted to avoid war with the French and Native Americans.</span>
I think its A.The U.S. economy was stronger than the economies of European countries. 3
Herbert Hoover, who in World War I served as head of the U.S. Food Administration and became know for his humanitarian efforts in Belgium during the war.
Because of the compromises delegates reached, the work of the Constitutional Convention "<span>4.strengthened the central government". It gave the central (federal) government the power to tax the states and to have economic dominance over the states. </span>
Well one relationship would be Hitler fought in both of them for one. They differ because Hitler was a General In WW2 and he was a soldier in WW1. Umm... In WW2, thousands of prisoners were killed in camps, and in WW1 there was not.
(I am pretty sure, I am going off of memory here)
They were also fought differently because there were two different presidents during both wars.
In WW2 was the first base we had ever had bombed, ever in WW1 we didn’t.
There are some similarities and differences there. Hope this helps?
