<span>It completed the expansion of the US to the Pacific</span>
A person's explanation for a past event is known as historical interpretation. Historical interpretation is someone's specific idea regarding past events. These interpretations of an individual answers questions like 'how' or 'why' an event has taken place in past.
Explanation:
1. Bc there wasn’t information of a WWII
2. Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, he was a prominent man & his death sparked great controversy
3. Militarism- a policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war. It had countless build up strong militaries
4. And online system made a war likely by drawing all countries into a small war
5. Imperialism resulted from the competition among European nations for colonies in Africa and Asia from 1880 to 1914. This created great tension especially between Germany and Great Britain.
6. Nationalism is intense pride in one’s nation
7. The Russian Empire in 1917, the German and Austrian Hungarian in 1918, and the ottoman empire in 1922
8. 9 million soldiers died in war, socialism and communism rose to power, the collapse of central and eastern European empires, mini weapons being created such as the flamethrower the maximum machine gun and new chemical warfare.
Honestly these should be more than 5 points bc I did basically your entire HW but I hope this helps.
Lack of government regulation of business practices.
Horizontal integration is the practice of buying smaller businesses creating competition so a company can have a monopoly over the sale of an item. Vertical integration is the practice of buying companies that supply the process of of a manufactured item from raw materials to transportation.
Corporate tycoons of the Gilded Age were able to use these economic practices because there were no laws or regulations to prevent them from doing so. John Rockefeller was an expert at horizontal integration. He bought oil industries out so he could be the sole provider of oil in America. Carnegie was an expert in vertical integration. He bought iron mines, creating steel mills, and bought rail lines to transport his goods. These practices made tycoons wildly wealthy which allowed them to continue buying and investing more to become more wealthy and powerful.
