Here is the answer: The Vietcong and north Vietnamese showed that they could still fight. D is the correct answer! Hope this helps!
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Jump to Cuba (1511–1519) — Hernán Cortés de Monroy y Pizarro Altamirano, 1st Marquess of the ... Cuba. Velázquez was appointed Governor of New Spain. ... which opposing forces in the colony could then turn to. ... Part of Velázquez's displeasure seems to have been based on a belief that Cortés was trifling
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Abolishing slavery occurred at the same time as Latin American independence movements.
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At the period of the Independence movements, neither Europe nor Britain respected the idea of a "republic." It brought memories of the Reign of Terror in France and was as welcome as a Maoist People’s Republic nowadays. During Independence several Latin American leaders and even the country of Peru wanted a constitutional monarchy, not a republic. It was even tried with general Iturbide in Mexico: the first Mexican Empire. And in Peru they wanted the incredibly popular Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, later King Leopold THE FIRST of Belgium as constitutional King but were denied.. On one side Bolivar, having lived in France under the Consulate, was dogmatically republican.
On the other side Britain, which was more powerful than America at the time, had suspicions about republics and mainly helped Independence movements because it wanted Latin America out of the Sphere of Influence of the Holy Alliance. So the Brits were more enthusiast about supporting Emperor Pedro I of Brazil than of supporting Bolivar of Spanish America.
You have to understand Britain had fiercely fought off the French Republic. Also America and Britain were NOT working in tandem as they still disliked each other. 1812 had smarted a lot in America, Britain -and in Europe where it was considered a foul act against the anti-Napleon Coalition.
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European diseases had devastating effect on the native american, measles, smallpox, and typhus were common in Europe. how many Native Americans have died from the disease ? ... More than 12 million Africans were shipped to the Americans, many more were impacted by this.
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