After the defeat of Russia Japan focus on the expansion of its empire beginning with "China," since this presented them with the greatest potential in terms of harvesting natural resources.
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THE USSR
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The United States government was initially hostile to the Soviet leaders for taking Russia out of World War I and was opposed to a state ideologically based on communism.
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The correct answer is: "The construction of a road through a mountain pass".
<u>There are six essential elements of geography, which are the following:</u>
- World in spatial t
erms
- Places & region
s
- Physical Systems
- Human Systems
- Environment & Society
- Uses of Geography
Element nº 5 is denominated 'Environment and Society" and it is referred to <u>the manner in which humans modify the environment</u> and viceversa. There are good, bad and neutral effects. For example, pollution would be a negative one.
Therefore, the answer must be the third option, as it describes a human modification of a natural environment.
<em>Options 1 and 4 describe natural facts, not man-made. The second options describes a manner is which humans benefit from solar power but does not directly refer to a modification of the natural environment. </em>
Answer: (1912-1916)
First Sino-Japanese War
Trained and led an army-> only remnant of China that survived the Boxer Rebellion
First leader of Republic of China-> became a provisional leader after Sun Yat-sen was nominated for presidency
Nation was in ruins, planned for foreign loans were obstructed by Kuomingtang
Murdered the Chairman of Nationalist Party which lead revolt against him
Tried to make himself president for life and reestablish himself as an emperor
Opposition against this new empire, could not get foreign support because others were occupied with WWI, could not aid Yuan Shi Kai
had to abdicate the thrown
died three months later
Explanation:
CAPITALIST
DESCRIBES ABOVE STATEMENT
