Question 1
European imperialism in China would be very beneficial to the european nation and china. For example, the chinese government is very weak and could use a strong more firm government. If we can get china to agree in more trading laws for us then we can import our goods into china. Also this would be beneficial for us too because of the abundant resources that china possesses. Imperializing china can help improve their economy more. All these and more are the reasons that I support imperialism in china.
Question 2
If we imperialize china,that would be very selfish and greedy of us. China wants nothing to do with us or with what we have to offer and/or trade. Did we not learn a lesson when McCortteney went to china to try and negotiate. He was sent back empty handed!! Forcing china to try and abide by our rules will most likely turn into a war between us and them. I say that we just stick to the money, trades, and resources that we already have and leave china alone.
<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 the one having to do with states rights being subject to the Constitution, since in the US the Constitution is the supreme law of the land. </span></span>
Answer:
(B) steam locomotive
Explanation:
In 1830, Peter Cooper, a well known and established inventor managed to invent and construct the first steam locomotive. He even bought a land as to have space where the test it and run it to be assured that it came out as planned. Once he introduced his invention on the market, everyone was fascinated and immediately saw the enormous potential this invention had. Not all of the country was connected through major waterways, so lot of parts were cut out. The steam locomotive though was moving on the railroads, thus on land, and it was able to reach every part of the country if the infrastructure was set up. This invention resulted in large scale migrations toward the west, easier trade and transportation of raw materials and goods, rapidly leading to economic boom.
<span>Sucre was one of them</span>
