Answer: 'Spain failed to use the profit to become the dominant European economic power.'
Explanation: Despite Spain being able to fetch most wealth from the colonies back to the country, they failed at making use of the wealth to grow their domestic economy. Rather, Spain used this wealth to trade with other countries like India and China in exchange for spices, condiments, fabric, etc. Spain also spent huge sums on increasing its military might and waging wars in order to conquer new lands. Great Britain and France flourished as powerful European economies in the contemporary period.
Answer:
Because they united all world zones and people worked together.
Explanation:
European exploration took place in the middle of the 15th century and the end of the 15th century because it was at that time that Europeans had the need to look for new trade routes. This era is called the "era of the discoveries", as it allowed for intense marine explorations, carried out mainly by the Spanish and Portuguese, allowing the discovery and creation of commercial relations with Africa, Asia and America, always seeking to enrich the European nations and makes them strong.
These explorations only ended when Europeans managed to map the entire globe, allowing them to unite all areas of the world and people worked together to enrich their countries.
Answer:
D. Each region established its own ''iron curtain'' to protect its interests
Explanation:
After the World War II, Western and Eastern Europe quickly diverged because of their politics. While the West was promoting democracy and market economy, the East was promoting communism and command economy. The strategic interests were intermingled, which led to lot of tensions, so there was a sharp division with artificial political boundary that was separating the two. As both sides were trying to spread their ideologies, but were also afraid of the influence of their opponent, they set ''iron curtains'' resulting in isolation between the two on pretty much every level.
William Parley argues that the order in the universe is evidence of the idea of a designer who is God. He uses the analogy of a watch to argue for the existence of a higher being who is behind the structure of the universe. The various parts of the universe work intractably to achieve order just like the parts of the watch. The emergent order in the universe can therefore be though as evidence that some sort of creative intelligence is behind the universe
Answer:
Nirvana
Explanation:
A state of perfect peace and release from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth; state once enlightenment has been attained.
