Answer:
Obstacles:
1.The sea, america would normally be hard to access for non-mexican immigrants due to the wide ocean blocking their way. They often take this dangerous journey across as they have no other choice.
Pull factors:
1.For most non-americans (like me), the country would probably be fantasized and thought to be a great modern country full of amazing opportunities. This may make them wish to immigrate to America.
To make porcelain you need clay, feldspar which is a mineral. You also need flint and a type of hard quartz.
<span>Oh, a state of nature is moral and political philosophy, religion, social contract theories and international law to show how people used to live.</span>
Answer: C) Feels a responsibility to protect White frontier settlers from violent encounters with American Indians
Explanation:
- He wants to protect White Settles and his recommendation is for the security of them and he thinks that white settlers are not ready for war and nuisance because of American Indian people.
- American Indians killed and carried off at least twenty of their inhabitants and Indian allies and that's why they are very dangerous and because of all that, security of white settlers is important.
As nations on both sides wanted to conquer more territories and build up colonies, those that were attacked were usually a 3rd world country and were already allied to the Allies or vice versa. This also helped spark the war for ww1, even tho the main reason was the assissination of Archduke of Austria-Hungary.
For ww2, many Axis nations didnt like the turn out of the Treaty of Versailles. Germany, becuase they had to pay a huge sum of money to the Allies, and literally became bankrupt.
Japan, for they did not get all the lands they wanted, and their European and American allies didnt want to hear them out.
Italy, because they also didnt get anything that they were hoping for.
During WW2, many nations called upon their colonies to help them fight the war. Some examples would be India and Britain, Egypt and Britain, etc etc.
