The best option from the list would be that "<span>d. Both sought to preserve Chinese tradition and culture from outside influences like Christianity and Japanese Buddhism by erecting barriers to cultural interactions with the west and the east," since they were more focussed on the preservation of tradition and culture. </span>
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Civilians of of the confederacy. They burned civilian infrastructure and attacked some innocent people in the name of war.
well china built a wall to keep the The bads guys out the Mongolia but that did not work out they went over it. and sorry but one of the kings died and wear they buried him their out of clay
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Buried deep under a hill in central China, surrounded by an underground moat of poisonous mercury, lies an entombed emperor who's been undisturbed for more than two millennia.
The tomb holds the secrets of China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, who died on Sept. 10, 210 B.C., after conquering six warring states to create the first unified nation of China.
The answers to a number of historical mysteries may lie buried inside that tomb, but whether modern people will ever see inside this mausoleum depends not just on the Chinese government, but on science.
What war is this involving? If WW1,
Distinctive bright blue uniforms, though earlier in the war they carried dark blue uniforms with red trousers.
Here are why the other answers are incorrect:
A. No side really used camouflage on most soldiers. This was a practice that was started in (with the Germany) WW2, but eventually grew with the years to come. And for guerrilla warfare, the French didn’t use it. They used napoleonic tactics in the early stages of WW1.
C. I believe the most common style of close combat was the bayonet charge/usage, which was used by all sides.
D. Most sides were using older rifles, including the French, which were from the 1880s-early 1900s.
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