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The Ming dynasty restricted trade with Europe because to prevent the spread of European ideas and culture in China.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
Ming Dynasty restricted trade with Europe because they faced many consequences due to the impact on Chinese individuals made by Europeans which also included religion. Ming dynasty rulers found it devastating for the nation and people in terms of both religion and economical support for future.
Europeans were fulfilled with many technologies and tactics to acquire any land area and attract people towards them and this journey they always start by trading with target nation. Their procedures resulted disruption within society and at the end government.
Escott Reid, an important Canadian diplomat involved in the formation of <em>NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Association) </em>believed that creating such an alliance would be of benefit to Canada as it would pose as a convenient solution to his country's concerns.
He wanted the US to join to serve as a link to its trade partners and provide potential economic advantage to Canada.
The one disadvantage for the US to join NATO is the duty to defend the other members of the alliance in any case of conflict.
Answer:
Agreed to settle international disputes peacefully.
Explanation:
The Kellogg-Briand Pact or Pact of Paris was an multilateral agreement that aimed to eliminate war was an instrument of national policy the countries that signed the pact agreed to settle international disputes peacefully. However, the pac did not prohibit wars of self-defende or military obligations or postwar treaties of alliance. At the end, the pact showed itself to be ineffective because it failed to establish means of enforcement.
Historians regard Thomas Jefferson's decision to purchase the Louisiana Territory from France as being out of character for him because "<span>b. he is considered to be a strict constructionist," since he felt that the federal government should not be so powerful as to make such a large purchase. </span>
