Answer:
1- patricians - Upper class
2- plebeians - Working class
There are two examples. 1. World war 1. In which case, many countries formed a league in order to prevent such an event from happening again. The league is called the "League of Nations" which composed of many European countries but it was ineffective because of the little military backing it had because the U.S did NOT join the organization. Another example would be World war 2 in which became the deadliest and most causality rated war in history. Over 50 million people died. After the war, the United States became the leader of the free world and helped form the United Nations which is composed of about 193 nations out of 196-198 nations in the world. The League of nations disbanded and the United Nations took its place and still exist today as a peacekeeping organization.
Who are you talking about?
<span>In 1848, the Free Soil Party nominated its first presidential election candidate, Martin Van Buren which received just over 10% of the total votes. Though the party received only 10% of the vote in the election that year, the Democratic candidate in New York weakened and it contributed to the election of the Whig candidate General Zachary Taylor as president which was also opposed to slavery and its expansion to western territories. It is clear that by receiving 10% of the votes the anti-slavery platform had captured Americans attention.<span>
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Answer: Sino-Japanese
Explanation:
It is also known as the First Sino-Japanese War. The war demonstrated the power of the Qing dynasty to oppose superior Japan. During that period, Japan took over regional domination of the Far East. In the war, China lost Korea, which previously had a vassal status towards China. The end of the war brought a lot of turmoil and resentment in China, which led to the outbreak of the 1911 revolution.
