Some critics during the Gilded Age argued that big business leaders unfairly reduced competition in the market by forming trusts and creating monopolies.
Answer:
The Trappers wanted to find a new source of animal fur for selling.
Explanation:
The exhaustion and extinction of animals in the Eastern regions led many trappers to move west and find new sources of animal fur. The fur trade almost came to a full stop before the expansion, because the competition and the efficiency of trappers and hunters put enormous pressure on the animal's numbers. The expansion west revitalized the trade but took the consequences to new lands, causing the disappearance or near extinction of other species.
The answer is false due to most being from south Europe
Munich Conference 1938. Actually a preoccupied and unprepared (for war) Soviet Union wanted to broker a Peace Accord. France and Germany along with the Soviet Union attended the meeting. Britain and France, also unprepared for war, capitulated to Nazi Germany's desire allowing Czechoslovakia to be partitioned. The Nazis would be (the only regime) successful in this conference. Basically, it was the lack of preparedness of the Soviet Union, France and Britain which caused the conference to be unsuccessful from the allies' perspective
