It signals decline of the byzantine empire and allowed for further muslim influence throughout Europe, paving way for ottoman empire<span />
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I hope this helps you. I copied and paste this from an assignment I did for Battle of Saratoga-
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the British didn’t know much about the land, they were basically roaming around trying to find the Americans to kill them off. On the other hand, the Americans knew the land more since they grew up in that area which made it much easier for them to find their way to the British. The British were also using muskets which were outdated from what the Americans were using which were long rifles which were lightweight. The Americans used native American tactics (speed, stealth, and surprise) against the Natives and British which caused them to be surprised them by the Americans shooting at them. Having outdated weapons, the British lost many Native Americans who were there to guide them to where the Americans were and to reclaim their land. The British also lost their leader during the shooting near Saratoga which made the British soldiers leaderless and they didn’t know what to do. So the British without commands from their leader, lost around one thousand men, which was twice as the Americans that died. This also impacted the Americans relationship between France / King Louis because they proved to him that they successfully won against the British in Saratoga, which what France wanted to see. And some days later, France and Spain joined forces with the American army against the British to defeat them. This event turned the tide of the war.
Here are some of the population trends between 1800 and 1820:
1. <span>There was a dramatic growth west of the Appalachians - more and more people came to this location
2. </span><span>The
population between 1800 and 1820s dramatically increased when the US
added four new states white settlers population increased to more than
2.4 million
3. </span><span>the population of Ohio increased 136,00 people
Some, or all of these options can be applied to your question.
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Depends on where you're going, it's theoretically and scientifically possible to travel to the future because it's going to happen, but much more complicated and nearly impossible to travel to the past, because it already, well, happened. But time travel is nearly impossible in any frame with today's technology, and from a scientific standpoint, may never EVER happen because of the immense power and technology that may be needed for it. So short answer, scientifically possible? In a way? Yes. Has anyone done it yet? Will anyone ever do it? Most likely, no. Sorry if that makes you sad haha, we are creatures trapped in present time, and here we stay. Maybe for good reason too. But research and explore yourself, you never know, but if you ask me, we should stay here, we shouldn't mess anything else up as a species if you ask me. Food for thought.
Hope this helps :)
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Because of Asia's many mountains and rough roads
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