Under command of Major General John Pershing, his soldiers outnumbering the Germans they fought against.
Skinner followed much of Watson's research and findings, but believed that internal states could influence behavior just as external stimuli. they avoid making inferences about internal states. The ultimate cause of behavior is observable events.
Because of the harsh economic punishments imposed by the treaty, the suffering people of those nations turned to extreme ideals that promised them an out from their suffering, despite their extreme beliefs.
The cycle of power was from Spain to Mexico to Texas. US got hold of Texas in 1845 only.
Explanation:
From the given years here:
In 1810 Spain was in possession of the whole territory of Mexico including Texas.
After the Mexican war of independence the Mexicans were able to get the control of Texas in 1821 but that was not to be for long.
After only a few years Texas started seceding and then eventually declared itself into an independent country.
So to summarize:
1810 onward: Spain
1821 onward: Mexico
1826: Texas
US only ruled Texas from 1845 which is not a part of the given timeline.
<u>1. Britons - Celts. </u>The Britons lived all over the island of Great Britain and on the surrounding islands. They spoke the Celtic Common Brittonic language, which diversified into a group of related Celtic languages.
<u>2. 55 BC - 449 AD - Romans.</u> This is the timeline that comprises the time the Romans first invaded Britain to the aftermath of the departure of Roman troops.
<u>3. Briton King - Vortigern:</u> Vortigern was a King of the Britons who is remembered for welcoming the Saxons into Britain and then being unable to get them to leave.
<u>4. Danish King - Cnut</u>: He was a Danish king who ruled over a Saxon-Danish kingdom in England from 1016 until his death in 1035. He was of the Viking race.
<u>5. King who restored English culture - Alfred:</u> Alfred the Great was the fifth son of King Ethelwulf, ruler of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex. When he was born at Wantage in 849, it might have seemed unlikely that Alfred would ever become king, but in 871, Alfred had to take over as king of Wessex in the middle of a year of nine major battles between the West Saxons and Vikings.
