Answer:
The war showed that the United States would stand up for its beliefs and fight for them if necessary. The United States was upset that the British interfered with its trade and impressed its sailors. Another outcome was that it brought a period of political harmony and a sense of national pride to the United States.
The Mexican war of independence had many outcome some big some small. No matter the size they all had a effect. One of the biggest outcomes of the Mexican war of independence was that it established a new power, which would the start another war known as the Mexican American war.
Not sure if this is what you were looking for but hope it helps :)
1 = true (However Hitler was very adamant about the fact that Nazism, or National Socialism as it’s formally dubbed, was fundamentally opposed to fascism)
2 = False (see above)
3 = True (Aryan Race that was genetically superior to all others; ironic because Hitler by no means met the standard of what he considered to be the dominant genetic race)
4 = True (but it is important to note that he considered Germany and the Nazi party to be the only group that deserved to rule all of Europe—Hitler’s Third Reich was intended to dominate all of Europe and create a thousand year empire.)
5 = True (but that makes sense only because one of Hitler’s intentions was to establish full employment for all Germans in response to the economic devastation that hit Germany in the wake of WWI.)
B. Florida became a U.S. territory
the expansion of armies through militarism
the spread of nationalism through revolts
the creation of alliances through treaties
the increase of imperialism through conquests