<u><em>Cities of Transition from feudalism to capitalism</em></u> is a historiographical concept that comes to designate the historical period and the process by which the mode of feudal production is being gradually replaced by the capitalist mode of production.
Since the fourteenth century feudalism begins to dissolve, not only in its economic aspects, but social and political (end of serfdom and vassalage in Western Europe, division of the nobility in high and low, increased power of authoritarian monarchies in front to the previous feudal monarchies ...).
Answer:
end of secret treaties, open trade between countries, and open seas.
Explanation:
"All of these ideas were part of Wilson's famous "14 Points" speech. These fourteen points consisted of 14 actions that should be taken once World War I is over. The goal of these points was to prevent future wars. Wilson introduced these to foreign leaders at the meeting at Versailles and his efforts ultimately lead to the creation of the League of Nations, an international organization meant to keep the peace between conflicting nations."
Answer: Yes, because they were rightfully fighting for their independence from Spain.
Explanation:
The First Cry (August 24, 1896), when Supremo Andres Bonifacio had his troops tore up their cedulas to declare the start of the revolution, was the Filipinos´ first step to kindle their rightful fight for independence. The Philippine Revolution led the secret revolutionary organization, the Kataastaasang Kagalang-galang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (KKK, or Katipunan) to overcome the government.
