12. Who revolted in November 1917 in Petrograd and took power from the Provisional Government?
<span>Bolsheviks, led by Lenin and Trotsky - the revolt was in October as Russia used a different calendar then. </span>
<span>13. What happened once the Communists assumed power in Russia in 1917? </span>
<span>Both these answers are correct </span>
<span>The Whites and Reds continued to fight a bloody civil war (your teacher expects this answer) </span>
<span>The Communists began planning other revolutions throughout Europe. </span>
<span>14. Who followed the teachings of Karl Marx, led the Bolsheviks, and became the first leader of the USSR? </span>
<span>Vladimir Lenin </span>
<span>15. What result did Woodrow Wilson hope to achieve with his Fourteen Points? </span>
<span>a peaceful postwar world </span>
<span>16. What did Woodrow Wilson's desire for lasting peace in the world lead him to include as his fourteenth point? </span>
<span>an international association of nations - the League of Nations </span>
<span>17. Which best explains one reason why the economies of many European nations were devastated at the end of World War I? </span>
<span>None of the answers is correct - the nearest is either b or d </span>
<span>The correct answer is because millions of people had died and there was widespread destruction caused by the war. </span>
<span>18. Why did France want provisions in the Versailles peace treaty for making Germany as weak as possible? </span>
<span>to assure that Germany would not be able to threaten France in the future </span>
<span>19. What did Woodrow Wilson think could lead to another world war? </span>
<span>severely punishing and blaming Germany for the war </span>
<span>20. Despite Woodrow Wilson's wishes, what happened to Germany's colonies in Africa as a result of the Treaty of Versailles? </span>
<span>They were turned over to France and Britain.
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Ww4 was the battle of the chinks
Answer: Noah’s flood represents an event within the last several thousand years, whereas Plate Tectonic
theory describes a slow geologic process at work in the earth over much vaster ages. In this
respect there isn’t much commonality between them. Attempts by “creation scientists” to
connect them [8] have only served to confuse the scientific layperson. We shall see that there is
strong evidence that Plate Tectonic movement has been a slow, gradual process for millions of
years. Indeed there is a wealth of scientific evidence supporting Plate Tectonic Theory, as we
shall examine in the next chapter. This is one aspect that makes it a scientific theory. Its rise to
prominence in science is very similar to the rise of the Big Bang Theory. Both were considered
highly speculative until the accumulation of observational evidences became too great to ignore.
The other important aspect of a scientific theory is that it should be understandable on the basis
of well-established scientific principles, yielding plausible mechanisms to explain the
observational evidence. In both respects the theory of Plate Tectonics represents good science.
Explanation:
<span>Aristotle is one of the earliest known scientist that has explored in the field of taxonomy. Taxonomy is the science of naming organisms which is based by now, a lot of categorizing elements. However, during Aristotle's time he was able to distinguish one organism from the other by morphological differences.</span>