8.) <em>Wilson's Fourteen points will stand as the most powerful expression of idealism, although his fourteen points were a complete failure. The treaty was more powerful, as it ended world war I and forced German to disarm and pay reparations to certain countries.</em>
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9.) <em>Although the treaty did make German lose it's standing military, nobody was watching the germans. No one had any idea what they were planning for the future (world war II). The treaty should have put them under some supervision to avoid another war, instead, they trusted the germans to listen and it ended terribly </em>
10.) <em>The allies could not agree from the start on how to treat Germany, dooming them for another war in the near future. Putting all the blame on one country and expecting them to be okay with it, is absurd. This angered the German country and fueled their flame for revenge in the near future.</em>
How did France and England share a common history during the Middle Ages? Check all that apply.
French was spoken at the English court.
One king ruled over both lands.
Trade between the two countries was encouraged.
Peaceful relations remained in place. Intermarriage between French and English nobles was common.
Answer:
Intermarriage between French and English nobles was common.
Peaceful relations remained in place..
Trade between the two countries was encouraged.
Explanation:
France and England shared a common history during the Middle Ages as there was marriage between nobles of both countries, trade was encouraged and there was peace between the two nations.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The methods or modes of trade that I would use would be the three of them: land, sea, air. Because every method serves a different purpose, depending on the goods that are going to be traded and the place that I need them to export. It could be a close country or a faraway nation.
I would seek out trade partners taking into consideration my needs as a nation and on the other hand, taking into consideration the goods that my country produces and the raw materials to produce them.
I would have negotiations with other nations to reach an agreement that could benefit both in order to start and maintain proper trade.
And depending on the goods I am going to trade, I would pick the right kind of transportation: airplane cargo, ship, or train/truck.
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