Before World War I, France and Russia had a military alliance. This meant that each country promised to support the other in the
event of war. In 1914, Germany declared war on Russia. By the end of the year, both French and Russian troops were battling the German military. Which of the following, if true, would suggest that the military alliance was the cause of France entering the war with Germany? A. France declared war on Germany immediately after Germany declared war on Russia. B. French leaders had been planning a sneak attack against Germany since 1913. C. Russia and France's military alliance was signed by leaders who are no longer in power. D. Russia and France both had extremely powerful militaries during the the answer is A
It hurt the south for a while, slave labor was good for the south's economy but bad for competition up north because nobody could find a job if all the slaves worked for free. The removal of slavery cemented this competition-based method into America.
