Answer:
Moctezuma received him with a great ceremony, but undoubtedly with treacherous intent.
Explanation:
Moctezuma was an Aztec emperor. I do not know which emperor you are referring to (the first or second) so I just structured a sentence using what knowledge I know of both of them.
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first one, new found disease and ultimently death. search for an alternate route to india which did not happen for obvious reasons.
trade on a global scale became dependent on others due to natural resources in different locations like spices in india and silks in asia, so on an so forth.
european exploration effected the native americans due to land and europeans constant need to take things that aren't theirs, I mean come on we bought new york for a few bags of beads.
triangler trade was the trade of goods such as corn and cotton from the americas to europe and from europe and africa came slaves which created a new found culture relivent to music and tradition and even speech change which is still affective even by todays standards.
question 1. the european age of exploration mattered due to the new found land and route system which made trade more avaliable and easier to access and even helped form the union which later became the US and so on and so forth. in short terms it helped develope new culture and economics which changed world wide interactions and economics.
question 2. desease, war, what wasn't effected by european exploration even religion was effected by it.
In the United States, there was a domino effect boom - we were primarily agrarian and when the military was demobilized there was a baby boom and many of the returning troops moved to cities and created an economic boom- they had just seen the great big world - they weren't going back to the farm and the small lives they lived before. Europe was in need of a great many manufactured goods and we supplied a good portion of it and the US celebrated with new music, dance, fashion, ideals, and art - culturally America blossomed - a post war renaissance of sorts and to the victor goes the spoils attitude as artists, designers, musicians, composers, playwrights
In Europe, including Russia, there was chaos. The great Empires and Royal Lines of Rulers were gone: Russian, Austrio-Hungarian, German, Tsars, Emperors, Kaisers - ALL GONE. The Versailles treaty beggared and humiliated Germany. In Europe, manufacturing and agriculture were in a shambles and governments and industry were trying to figure out what to do and how to do it and did they have any authority anymore. Unemployment skyrocketed and discontent swelled and defeated countries licked their wounds and hardened their outlooks preparing for a future rematch. Russia became 4 socialist republics and morphed into the Soviet Union and with a reign of Terror the modern world had never seen before the USSR began it's methodical deliberate soul crushing brutalities on the people of the new Soviet Union - 4 soviets to start eventually expanding into 15 soviets, 16 if you count the Vory y zakone. The USSR had big construction plans even though they were overwhelmingly agrarian but the communists had stolen/liberated/accessed (pick whichever term speaks to you) unimaginable stores of vast wealth in natural resources - platinum and diamond mines not to mention timber cotton wheat coal oil and on an on. So, the Russian empire gone and the white army a fastly fading memory, the Red Army took control of all the military and because they had a new country to run, they didn't really demobilize in the way that the United States did - WWI was the war to end all wars and there was no reason to keep or train an army for future wars because there would never again be one. Simple. Wrong of course - less than 20 years later we would know that only the dead have seen an end to war - think it was George Santayana who wrote it in his Tipperary soliloquy but everybody else wants to say Plato - either way we learned the lesson - our American military demobilization was the last time the American people would ever be so naive regarding war. Maniacal madmen are a fact of life and we will stand an Army of Orwellian Rough Men at all times (the allusion I am making is to the quote by essayist Richard Grenier who wrote in 1993: "As George Orwell pointed out, people sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.")
Answer:
2
Explanation:
Its simple if T=8 than 8÷4 is 2
Antiwar protests convinced U.S. leaders that voters did not
support aggressive foreign policy.
Explanation:
- The opposites and conflicts created by the rivalry of the superpowers, in the early 1970s, resulted in an awareness of the necessity of US-Soviet global political cooperation based on respect for each other's interests (the Kissinger Doctrine).
- The US initiated a policy of détente, and in 1972, for the first time, a US president (R. M. Nixon) visited Moscow, when agreements were signed on limiting strategic arms and on the Soviet purchase of American grain.
- The harmonization of the global political activity of the superpower on the basis of respect for national interests and the agreed boundaries of (geo) political action (the so-called Sonnenfeldt Doctrine of 1976) is an attempt to maintain a consensual block bipolarity.
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