Despite Britain being relatively small country it manged to become the largest empire the world has ever seen, controlling territories on all continents in the world except for Antarctica. The reasons behind the British success were multiple, but all related with the high level of development. The British were the ones that invented and started the industrialization, which made them economic superpower. They managed to create lot of new inventions, which helped them a lot in making their military much more advanced, having superior weaponry, and equipment. Also, this empire managed to become a political superpower as well, using the politics in its advantage and being able to easily outsmart the others.
It’s either B or D i’m sorry
The three events that changed American policy in Vietnam were:
- the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
- Ngo Dinh Diem's suppression of the Buddhists
- the success of the H o Chi Minh Trail
<h3>What was the Vietnam war?</h3>
This was a war that the Americans got involved in due to the fact that there was crisis in Vietnam.
The South Vietnam wanted to leave the North Vietnam due to communism. The US got involved in order to help the south.
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I think it was wise because as we know France, U.K. and USA were very strong. But if they were to let other countries join the conference they would start demanding land. Because the U.K. and France promised independece to the Arabs but France and U.K. made a deal behind their back. So if they allowed the Arabs to come they might use that against them and they would get their land. If France and U.K. did that they would power over the coloines they own. They wanted to remain on top so I think it was wise. They would need all that power anyway to defeat the Axis in WW2.
