Way false.
They had to travel half way around the world where no British had ever gone before, and then brave the horrible disease to survive.
The US would have most likely still gone to war with Spain even without the explosion of the USS Maine.
This is due to the fact that US newspapers were constantly writing about and showing pictures of Cuban citizens who were starving, unsafe, and unhealthy under the control of Spain. America's need to help Cuba falls under the idea of the Monroe Doctrine, in which the US is supposed to be the protectorate of the Western hemisphere. This is why the US felt obligated to help Cuba become independent from Spanish colonial control.
This sentiment would have probably drawn the US into war even without the attacking of the USS Maine.
The Forbidden City shows that Ming dynasty had a huge difference between the commoners and imperial family, meaning that there was a big difference from the ordinary people and the high class. The people of the Forbidden City lived a pretty poor life, and were mostly working for agriculture, in other words, they worked as farmers and other things of that sort. The Forbidden City also shows that the city had huge building projects and had a lot of glory. The Forbidden City has a lot of beautiful architecture, which shows that they were good at building and designing. Because of all the things they had in the city, it showed that they were in a time where they had a lot of glory as an empire. They were very successful when it comes to building, and the imperial had a lot of wealth.
U.S. forces, supported by South Vietnam, fought North Vietnamese forces.
