Answer:
Greece, Egypt, Rome
Explanation:
Most religions nowadays are monotheistic, but back then there were a lot of polytheistic religions. Monotheistic: one god. Polytheistic: many gods
Answer:
this was a long time ago you still need it
Explanation:
Answer:
The people of Latin America had very little experience with self-government.
Explanation:
<u>The problem that occurred with the governing nations after Latin American revolutions are that they didn't have self-government democracy before, and therefore had no idea how to properly incorporate it.</u>
These people have largely been under the dominated shadow of the autocratic rulers who have dictated everything, and they did not know how to lead the country themselves.
<u>Underclass people of color were still not organized and prioritized, so they stayed in the shadow while the principles of Enlightenment, that encouraged the revolution, were still cast aside. </u>
In the end, the countries have been changing the governments a lot, and few of them ended with dictator rulers.
Answer:
Good choices are:
- It inspired anti-German sentiment.
- It encouraged Americans to help with the war effort.
- It brought back memories of lives lost because of a German attack.
Explanation:
Firstly, the poster reminds a reader of the sinking of the liner Lusitania in May 1915 by a German vessel. I clearly points at German responsibility for this terrible act. Secondly, it calls American to enlist in the army, telling them it is their duty. And finally, though it doesn´t mention it explicitly, it implies that the loss of American lives must be "avenged". The phrase is: "It is your duty to take up the sword of justice to avenge this devil´s work."
The unification was thorough fought by major European powers who feared a change in balance of power in the region.
<span>Prussia fought with
Denmark, Austria and France, which also played significant roles in the
unification of the German states. The states of Italy were under the auspices of Austrians, who would go to any length to avoid a unified Italy.</span>
