The main cause for the French and Indian War was competition for land/fur/resources.
Option 1
<u>Explanation</u>:
This war is better called as a seven years war. The war between French and India was due to the series of conflicts over hegemony in North America. There are 3 reasons for the war between the French and India. One is economic, as North America was full of riches if one could hold of this place. It could have all the resources. Another is there numerous alliances. Both French and English had a lot of native alliances due to which due to internal disputes between their alliances cause conflicts between French and India. And another reason was Ohio territory who could claim it.
Answer:
all property and money are controlled by the government and distributed evenly amongst its citizens.
Explanation:
First option is not correct as this economic inequality is totally opposite to Communist economic ideology.
Second option is correct as government is equally distributing wealth, and usually nationalize big companies and manors.
Third option is not correct as similar to first option it is based on inequality, which is not promoted by communism.
Last option is also not correct as free market is characteristic of communism.
There were a few causes that led to the American declaration of war against the British in 1812. At this time Britain was at war with France and attempted to cut off trade between the US and France. Additionally at sea the British were impressing US seamen or forcing them to become part of the British Royal Navy. Another cause of the war was that the British were helping to arm Native Americans to prevent American expansion westward. As a result of these forces the U.S. eventually went to war with Great Britain.
Answer:
The Civil War and Reconstruction period
Explanation:
