Enlightenement ideologies influenced the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen because option A. The Declaration asserted the Enlightenment principle that governments must protect the natural rights of citizens. ... The role of government is to secure these rights.
After the French and Indian War, Britain was the premier colonial power in North America. The Treaty of Paris (1763) more than doubled British territories in North America and eliminated the French as a threat. <span>In efforts to keep peace with the Native Americans, the British government established the Proclamation Line in 1763, barring colonial settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains in Pennsylvania. The Proclamation declared that colonists already settled in this region must remove themselves, negating colonists’ claims to the West and thus inhibiting colonial expansion.</span>
Answer:
The method of manufacturing that made mass production in the USA possible was the implementation of interchangeable assembly parts leading up to the moving assembly line for large scale production.
In Edict XII of Emperor Asoka we can see that Asoka values every faith and encourages each individual to respect all religions as it acts as a token of respect for his own faith.
Explanation:
Respecting all religions equally would lead to a harmonized society in the world where individual would not be fighting against each other in the name of faith while only trying to establish their own supremacy. This indeed supports the idea that Asoka was sincere about promoting the welfare of the whole world.
The Bolshevik Revolution. Although WW1 was the catalyst that did lead to their downfall.
