Answer: Development as an excuse for imperialism.
Explanation:
Proponents of imperialism sought to justify their imperialist aspirations. Developed and powerful countries have always carried out imperialism over those who have not reached that development stage. Imperialism has always aimed to enrich itself at the expense of others. Yet to defend their aspirations, the imperialists have always pointed out that their main aim is to contribute to these underdeveloped countries' development. The construction of the infrastructure was a cover for that. Still, the real goal of constructing the infrastructure was to make it easier to transport exploited raw materials from third countries.
Answer: Fiat money
Explanation:
The paper money that is used in the United States is the Federal Reserve Notes. It should be noted that the Federal Reserve Note is an example of a fist money.
Fiat money refers to a government-issued currency and it should be noted that this isn't backed by a commodity. Through fiat money, the central bank can control the economy. Majority of modern paper currencies, are fiat money. e.g dollar, pounds etc.
The correct answer is A
<u>The social structure in Latin America was divided as follows (ordered from the most powerful to the less powerful social classes)</u>
- The peninsulares that were Spanish people born back in Spain.
- The creoles who were descendants of the Spanish people who were already born in America.
- Mestizos were constituted by people who were born from parents who were a mixture between Spanish and native American, one parent from each origin.
- Native American Indians
- Enslaved population who were brought from Africa and also from the Caribbean.
I am not sure of the excerpt? 1920's was the roaring 20's with music that used dances like the swing, and the Charleston.
Teen rebellion did not take place until the 1950's. This was youth age was great with rock and roll music. Sock hops. Their escapism were cars. Kids can go on unsupervised dates.
Answer:
Explanation:
Originally published anonymously, “Common Sense” advocated independence for the American colonies from Britain and is considered one of the most influential pamphlets in American history.
