WWI changed the face of warfare forever. Warfare became utterly impersonal with the invention of the tank, fighter airplane and automatic machine gun. The allied powers emerged victorious and powerful, both economically and militarily. The German Empire, on the other hand was utterly decimated, culturally, militarily, and economically. WWI lead to a halt in imperialistic policy and the formation of the League of Nations, the ineffective predecessor to the United Nations. The main end result of WWI was Adolf Hitler's rise to power and WWII.
<span>I believe the answer is A. He overturned a treaty that was signed unfairly. When he first became president, he signed The Indian Springs Treaty which would cause the natives to move to Mississipi. However, after talking with the tribe, he immediately decided that he had made a mistake and had wanted to reverse the treaties effects. Hope this helped!</span>
Well a few reasons.
- Creating a justice system that included lords and vassals
- Having a standing army (permanent, organized army)
- Creating a government bureaucracy (Government staffed by non-elected officials)
Answer:
Either C to D I'm not fully sure, I'd say C though
The absence of a uniform tariff rate benefited British exports to America.
