The answer is B)The Plains Indians did not accept the treaty, but they responded peacefully to the military’s arrival.
the steam engine, firepower,etc.
Explanation:
The industrial revolution brought many changes to warfare and the societies that waged them. The steam engine was the force that drove the industrial revolution. ... Industry's vast increase in the scale of death forever altered the way wars were fought. Increased firepower led to scattered troops looking for cover.
growing population needed more land.
Explanation:
- On the frontiers of the Roman Empire, along the banks of the Rhine and the Danube, and in the great arch extending from Scandinavia to the Black Sea, in the 4th century AD there were vast settlements of Germanic tribes.
- For centuries, Germanic tribes have threatened the borders of Rome, as their primitive and poorly productive economies have forced them to constantly seek new lands for plunder or settlement.
- Of course, the Germans were also drawn to the wealth and glory of the Roman world, which caused constant conflicts at the borders.
- But even as they resisted the German invasion, the Romans accepted the barbarians within the Empire little by little.
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the answer is A because the economy took a downturn due to increased competition
The policy of appeasement is when one governing body gives into another in efforts to avoid a confrontation. During the 1930's, both France and England saw what Nazi Germany was doing but they were under great pressure to not go back to war as their countries had hardly recovered from WWI. They understood Germany had grievances from the first WW and some even admired Hitler's patriotism for his country not recognizing his fascism ideals. The committee decided to let Hitler have Czech. but he wanted all of Europe so he could have room for his people to expand. The committee let him have all the resources of Czech. but he took Slovakia and the Ukraine. Hitler thought no one was going to do anything so he just kept taking countries. Finally, after Hitler took Poland, Chamberlain of England had to say this was an act of aggression and a call for war. By giving in a little each time to Hitler it was like feeding a growing monster. By the time the major leaders woke up to the fact that appeasement wasn't going to work, a major dilemma had developed for Europe.
