<u>Answer:</u>
Greene’s defeats are considered to be tactical successes because Greene fought with smaller troops and there were negligible casualties on his side.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Nathanael Greene, the commandant of the continental army was an intelligent strategist who had his own unique warfare techniques and fought every war of his career as the general of the continental army tactically.
- He was well known for his pre-war planning and his strategic choice of the battlefields. He often led small troops of men so that he could easily back out if required with negligible casualties.
Place - Global
Time - 1450 to 1750 CE (Early Modern)
<span>Created a global network of exchange. Silver deposits in Bolivia (New Spain) were found and mined and brought via merchants to Philippine Islands. Ist link between Americas and Asia. China commanded taxes to be paid in silver. - value went up. Standard Spanish silver coin - piece of eight - used by merchants in all continents as a medium of exchange. Created in city of Potosi in the Andes. Horrendous mining conditions - supported Spanish Empire. Silver profit in Japan created unity (Industrial Revolution)</span>
Answer:
The political system of Central and Northern Italy was characterized by the city states great fragmentation and spirit of autonomy. This situation constituted an insuperable obstacle to any prospect of national unification and a serious barrier even to the formation of smaller state organizations such as the regional states into which Italy later consolidated.
This factor indeed stood them out.
The correct answer is <span>B. Employ absolute power to maintain order in the areas under their rule.
Machiaveli's idea about ruling was that it is better to be feared that to be loved. Thus a ruler, a king, emperor, or whoever was in charge of a country, had to have absolute power over everyone and instill fear in his or her subjects so that they cannot even think about rebelling. </span>
