Answer:
I think they mean that they are ready to fight for their independence and break away from Great Britain ( I might be wrong so maybe double check this)
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Advantages:
The island geography means that Japan was fairly isolated and developed a distinct culture.
The threat of invasion was very less considering the fact that seas surrounding Japan are aggressive in nature.
The volcanic nature of Japanese islands is responsible for extremely fertile soil which makes it an excellent agrarian producer.
Surrounding seas enable a fishing economy to flourish.
The streamlined nature of Japanese islands and the proximity to the ocean ensure that there are no water shortages in the country.
The climate created by the relief, winds, currents etc make it an excellent tourist attraction.
Japan is rich in natural sceneries and the aesthetically pleasing culture adds a flair for tourists to admire.
Disadvantages:
Japanese islands are extremely mountainous and relief makes it harder for development on most of the country's landmass.
Volcanic mountains are common and eruptions can hit at any time.
Earthquakes are extremely common and cities are rebuilt almost every few years.
Winters can get extremely cold and unbearable.
Answer:
A vassal needed economic resources to equip the cavalry he was bound to contribute to his lord to fight his frequent wars. Such resources, in the absence of a money economy, came only from land and its associated assets, which included peasants as well as wood and water.
Russian version:
Вассалу нужны были экономические ресурсы, чтобы вооружить кавалерию, которую он должен был предоставить своему господину для ведения частых войн. Такие ресурсы, в отсутствие денежной экономики, поступали только из земли и связанных с ней активов, которые включали крестьян, а также древесину и воду.
Sorry if the translation is incorrect I had to use goo.gle translate/Извините, если перевод правильный, мне пришлось использовать гугл переводчик.
It took place September 1, 1939 to September 2, 1945.
