They thought they had to only win on the battlefield when it was a war to win the hearts and minds of the colonists.
The thing about a revolution is that the people who are rebelling generally believe very strongly in what they are fighting for, and, as a result, they do not give up easily.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Because without the building of the military during this time in each nation WW1 wouldn't have even began because militarism is one of the main reasons the "war to end all wars" wouldn't have began. Obviously the assassination of archduke Ferdinand had a MAJOR factor but yknow.
Today Zhang Qian's travels are associated with the major route of transcontinental trade, the Silk Road<span>. In essence, his missions opened up to China the many kingdoms and products of a part of the world then unknown to the Chinese. Zhang Qian's accounts of his explorations of Central Asia are detailed in the Early Han historical chronicles, </span>Records of the Grand Historian<span>, compiled by </span>Sima Qian<span> in the 1st century BC. The </span>Central Asian<span> sections of the Silk Road routes were expanded around 114 BC largely through the missions and explorations of Zhang Qian.</span>[2]<span> Today Zhang Qian is considered a national hero and revered for the key role he played in opening China to the world of commercial trade.</span>
B? I'm not too sure though
The development of the colonial government occurred as follows:
<span>The colonies first were allowed limited self-government as set out by the Imperialist Rulers eg Great Britain. The American colonies were far away from Great Britain so it created a safe distance for the colonist to learn how to govern themselves. The English tried to control Amerian trade, but the coastline was far too long for the English to police successfully. Colonial merchants soon started operating outside English law. In summary, the colonial government was expected to operate within the British models of government. The British believed that the colonies existed to enrich Great Britain. </span>