Federal Courts I'm pretty sure.
Answer:
Russia mobilizing its forces on Germany's eastern borders was the event that made Germany declare war on the allies.
Explanation:
- The killing of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by the serbian nationalist Gavrilo princip was the trigger that started world war.
- The alliance system was an important factor that caused world war 1 as, any countries who were in alliance had to help the other country if a war broke out.
- In World War I, two major alliances faced each other.
- The two major alliances that fought for the power of Europe were : Allied power that includes Russia, Britain and France and the Central Powers(Germany, Austria-Hungary).
Marco Polo traveled during the middle ages (AP period 3), for this the communication technology was not very advanced and Western Europe didn't really know the situation of East Asia and vice versa. When Marco Polo explained his travels to the Europeans of the greatness of China many Europeans decided to go and see for themselves if this greatness was indeed true. When the Europeans arrived in China they were very impressed and a new promotion of travel to China emerged, INCREASING China's economy.
Answer:
Two words that I think wouuld describe the French Revolution is inspired and coup d'etat
Explanation:
Inspired because the French went in a nosedive in economics becuase of all the money their terrible king was giving to the American Revolution and the French who were no heavily taxed and poor were inspired to do a revolt of their own.
Coup d'etat (means a sudden and decisive change of government by force) because that is exactly what happened; the French took the goverment power by force which was a sudden change in the goverment.
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the new social order of the gilded age prompted public discussion of class differences and debate among workingmen and farmers over political economy. In addition,it ensured ongoing labor strife and deepening distrust between employees and employers.<span>The Gilded Age is a period of American history between 1870 and 1900.</span>
