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Up until 1895, the U.S. didn't get involved when European governments would create puppet governments, so as to avoid obvious colonization.
In the aftermath of the war, it became clear that the nation needed to build roads, but the question remained as to whether the federal government should pay for building them.
<h3>What are the aftermath of war?</h3>
Aftermath of war refers to the consequences and after-effects of the war.
Effects of war may include mass destruction of cities and have long lasting effects on a country's economy.
It also have some other negative consequences such as collapse of infrastructure, road damage, bad impact on health as well etc.
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The answer is the Mughal empire.
The war of 1812 C.
he US leaders avoiding international alliances for more than 100 years was influenced by the "War Of 1812".
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I believe it was geography such as soil, rainfall, and growing seasons
