After the first World War (WW1), Russia gave up some of its land or territories which became Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Between Austria and Hungary, territories were given up to Polan and Romania.
<h3>What led to the First World War (WW1)?</h3>
According to historians, the issues which triggered the first world war have been narrowed to 6 factors. They are:
- Europen thirst for Expansion
- Serbian Nationalism
- The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand on the 28th of June 1914
- The Blank Check Assurance - a conspiracy between Germany and Austria-Hungary
- German Millerniarism and the Spirit of the 1914 and
- Conflict over alliances.
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Answer:
its either a or b I cant tell because they both help the protesters i would go with b though
Answer:
e. curb population growth.
Explanation:
All of the options mentioned here were part of the objectives of the legislation passed by Augustus when it came to Roman families except for curbing population growth. Augustus did not want to reduce population growth; he wanted to increase it. The Family Laws of Augustus were implemented between 27 BC and 14 AD. These were intended to increase population, protect Roman families and encourage traditional "family values" such as virginity before marriage.
Your answer will be the c.
