1. What were some reasons supporting up westward expansion, how’d it be if it americans?
2. What worker’s benefited more than others due to westward expansion?
The correct answer is that both nations were imperialist, as the columns shows each country's territorial acquisitions.
In fact, both Japan and the United Kingdom had imperialist ambitions, which resulted in the invasion of other territories and the formation of colonies. That was the case of Manchuria, Korea and Ryukyu, among others, with respect to Japan; and Hong Kong, Bermuda, Canada, Australia, among others, regarding the United Kingdom.
Today, many of these colonies have become independent or are in the process of becoming independent, since these countries have held back their expansionist ambitions.
The line "Each representative who wishes to speak on the bill will be allowed five minutes." is eligible in the processing of the C. <span>House Rules Committee. The house proposes resolutions and bills to be forwarded to the higher houses where it read multiple times and eventually verdicted to be allowed or not.</span>
The one that took parts in the battle of death march were: American and philipina troops agianst Japanese Forces
During the war, a lot of Prisoner of war from united states and the philipnes were captured and treated harshly by the Japanese Soldiers.
The battle of death march was initiated to bring freedom to these prisoners of wars.
It might be said that European explorers wanted "to find a trade route from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean (Northwest Passage). The first ones who looked for it were John Cabot, an Italian sailor who explored for the King of England. Cartier Da Verrazano (French) and Henry Hudson (Dutch) however, none of them could find it
