An eminent result of the 1812 war was the American realization that they could fight and survive a war with European power.
The War of 1812 or otherwise called the Second War of Independence" was the motivation behind the Treaty of Ghent. The arrangement was between the United States and United Kingdom marked on December 24, 1814. Among its conditions were Americans gaining a lot of area. At this treaty, the prewar boundary between the United States and Canada was re-established. The agreement came about into peace connection between the two nations with prewar regions maintained.
The correct answer is A) The 15th Amendment.
After The Union had defeated The Confederacy, the right to vote was guaranteed to all races. This was possible because the Union was in favor of equality.
For the ancient Egyptians, pharaohs were the physical embodiment of the gods Horus (god of sky, war and protection) and Osiris (god of the afterlife, the underworld and the dead). When they died, it was important that they be protected, and pyramids were created accordingly.
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England could have prevented war in multiple ways between 1763-1781. The following are just a couple actions.
1) No taxes on the American colonists- One of the greatest factors that caused the American colonists to break free from England was the implementation of several different taxes after the French and Indian War. If the English crown never put these in place, many American colonists would have remained loyal to England.
2) Give colonists representation in English parliament- Another important cause of England's problems was that they were creating new taxes and laws for American colonists without hearing their opinions. The colonists had no representatives in the English parliament (the branch of government that makes laws).
1<span>D). The marines successfully retreated in what seemed to be insurmountable conditions.
</span>2.<span>B. The Peoples Republic of China</span>3 the answer is that the two disagreed on the use of nuclear weapons