The correct answer is diseases
Europeans brought numerous diseases and bacteria from Europe that they didn't know were dangerous since they were all used to them since birth. They didn't even know they had them on themselves. That's why when they started trading with Natives, the natives started getting ill and dying because they didn't have necessary antibodies that the Europeans had.
Answer:
to give Britain the American aid it needed but could not pay for
Explanation:
The Lend-Lease Act, or "the United States Defense Promotion Act," which was signed by President Roosevelt on March 11, 1941, gave the American President the right to "sell, transfer title, exchange, lend or otherwise discard any article of defense for any government with which the president considers it vital to the defense of the United States. The term "any defense article" was understood to mean weapons, military equipment, ammunition, strategic raw materials, ammunition, food, and consumer goods required by the army and internal security forces, as well as any information of military importance.
When this law was proposed, President Franklin D. Roosevelt found it extremely important that the US Congress approve it because he wanted to give Britain the American aid it needed but could not afford.
The earlier years of the middle ages began with the fall of the western roman empire.
Answer:
D. Japan was innovative and experienced fast technological progress.
Explanation:
Japan is the third largest automovile manufacuring country, has a large electronic goods industry and is one of the most innovative countries in the patent world.
The diffrence between the United States and Japan is the population, while japan´s population is the same as in 2000, United States keeps growing, which makes Japan behind the US.
But the real GDP growth per capita of japan per year is 0.71 while United States is 0.81 percent per year
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