The correct answer is this one: "Taliesin West in Arizona ." Taliesin West in Arizona or the Taliesin West was architect Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and school in the desert from 1937 until his death in 1959 at the age of 91. O<span>riginally Wright's winter home, later became the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, a school for architects.</span>
Answer:
Increase amount of war occurred in West Africa. European and American slave traders didn't go into African countryside and kidnap them, they bought slaves from coastal kingdoms. Because they wanted more slaves coastal kingdoms were encouraged to cause more war and raids against their neighboring kingdoms.
The coastal kingdoms became rich and more powerful due to the fact that they were able to get guns, and plenty of other things for slaves.
Slave traid took away millions of Africans in their prime, and this disrupted the cultures off the African nations, and we're less able to progress.
I hope this helped!
Answer:
2nd Option
Explanation:
Austria Hungary was upset at the Serbians because of the incident in Sarajevo. As a result, the Austrians went to Germany for help, which was known as the Blank Check, that Germany would aid Austria-Hungary if the Russians intervened. After 1 month, Austro-Hungary declared on Serbia, which caused Russia to declare on Austro-Hungary, which caused Germany to declare on Russia, which caused France to declare on Germany, and the rest is known.
Russia was historically allied with the Serbians, helping them numerous times against the Ottomans, so it definitely couldn't be the first option. Italy and Germany were actually on good terms, it was only the Austro-Hungarians that the Italians disliked. I don't understand 'Great Britain invited French' but yes, the British did ally with the french.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be that both of these locations had not yet been colonized by Europeans, since Columbus didn't find the New World until 1492. </span></span>
