I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. The unexpected consequences are
<span>The Greeks supported Carthage in the Third Punic WarRome neglected its northern frontier, permitting barbarians to invade Italy<span>The upper classes of Rome started to become partially Hellenized in their culture</span><span>
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He contributed by becoming elected unanimously to become the president of the convention in<span> 1787, </span>
Since parts of China and North Vietnam were already communist, the United States was afraid that communism would spread throughout Asia. So, they decided to send money, supplies, and military advisers to help the South Vietnamese Government.
Pretty much all abled men of age were drafted into war, especially those of the lower classes.
Of course, wealthier men who had more money would often buy their way out of fighting in the war. Women on the other hand had no such requirements as their male counterparts, and in some cases, they weren't even allowed to join the military.
This wasn't a fair system, because far more men were losing their lives than women, (Not that women are more deserving of dying than men. No one should have to fight in a war against their will.) and only if a man had the money, was he allowed to basically, live.
Another view of the industrialist is that of "captain of industry." The term captain views these men as viewed ingenious and industrious leaders who transformed the American economy with their business skills. They were praised for their skills as well as for their philanthropy (charity).
In reality the debate over robber barons and captains of industry mirrors views of industrialism itself. Just as their were both positives and negatives to industrialism there were positives and negatives to the leaders of industrialism.
Ok so the answer to your question will be false
