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1. Rush-Bagot Treaty - Limited the number of naval vessels on the Great Lakes
2. Permafrost - ground permanently frozen
3. Treaty of Washington - Settled many problems between Great Britain and the United States
4. Sir John A. Macdonald - First prime Minister of Canada
5. Quebec Act of 1774 - Restored rights to French Canadians
6. Caribou - A type of deer found in the Canadian wilderness
7. Giovanni da Verrazzano - Italian explorer who sailed under the direction of the king of France
8. The Mohawks - Deadly enemies of the Huron
9. Filibustering raid - Unauthorized invasion by private individuals
10. Father Marquette - Noted missionary and explorer
11. United Province of Canada - Quebec and Ontario
Answer: The League of Nations came into being after the end of World War One. The League of Nation's task was simple – to ensure that war never broke out again.
Explanation: After the turmoil caused by the Versailles Treaty, many looked to the League to bring stability to the world. America entered World War One in 1917.
It left he nations with the choice to declare their independence.
Explanation:
Most of the nations of the eastern region had declared their independence from the mother state of USSR and its communist regimes right after the fall of the USSR.
This was done when they got the free choice to do so if they pleased and the majority of the states had simply opted out.
There was a sense of dissatisfaction among the people with that mode of governance and they had seen the developed of the Democratic countries and wanted it for them.
The states had thus chosen for democracy
Answer:
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1. Bismark convinced Parliament to unify Germany because he wanted to further the position of Prussia in Europe, due to the fact he was the Prussian Chancellor at the time.