The agricultural revolution, or the Neolithic Revolution, was when nomadic tribes, found out all about agriculture and started growing crops. The upside and advantage of this was that now, the tribes had a constant supply of food. That means that they didn't have to hunt every single day to look for vegetation or meat.
The disadvantage of this was that to grow crops, you had to stay in a certain place for a long time, to tend for your crops and wait until they grow. So they had to stay in one place for a long time. This wasn't exactly ideal back then because other tribes could come and attack you or diseases could easily spread between tribes for being too close for a long time. Hope this answer helps.
Puritan women were seen by society as women that cared for their families and tended to things that the husbands did not.puritan women were excluded from meeting and such things the men would do.
Basically, the United States was trying to oppose the Soviet Union’s policies of communism, and that was the basis of the Cold War. The U.S. and U.K. thought that communism was spreading uncontrollably and that they had to stop the spread which was taking over East Russia and other parts of the world.
The fundamental questions responded by Civil war were:
Was slavery to be followed in US
and if states could secede from the union.
Explanation:
The Civil war defined in many ways the face of the country and how it would go on in the future of the country and how the forces of power will shift and how the remaining ones will be able to interact with one another.
The fundamental changes were these:
Slavery was outlawed and it was found that there is no place in America for slavery and that it was unconstitutional.
It was also understood that no state can get away from the Union just because they want to and the union can bring them back if it so deems necessary.
Answer:
Brainiest
Explanation:
While Hitler marched across Europe, the Japanese continued their war in the Pacific. In 1939 the United States dissolved its trade treaties with Japan. In 1940 the American Neutrality Acts cut off supplies of necessary war materials by embargoing oil, steel, rubber, and other vital goods. It was hoped that economic pressure would shut down the Japanese war machine. Instead, Japan’s resource-starved military launched invasions across the Pacific to sustain its war effort. The Japanese called their new empire the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and, with the cry of “Asia for the Asians,” made war against European powers and independent nations throughout the region. Diplomatic relations between Japan and the United States collapsed. The United States demanded Japan withdraw from China; Japan considered the oil embargo a de facto declaration of war.