The answer is that The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to help its Communist government.
Although US was involved, it does not invaded the nation instead was offering help with the consent of Afghanistan government.
In 1979, the US helped the opposition faction in the Afghanistan to launch an armed uprising in order to overthrow the pro-Soviet government. The Soviet Union, worrying that it would lose control over Afghanistan, send troops and invaded it immediately.
As Afghanistan was one of the major oil supplier to US, once the region fell into USSR control, the oil supply would be greatly affected, thus it was resentful towards USSR's action of the invasion, causing their relations to deteriorate.
Therefore The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to help its Communist government is the answer.
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The answer is Caste system (A)
In 1854, The Gadsden Purchase was made and the first draft was signed by James Gadsden.
It was an agreement between The Unites States and Mexico where The US purchased a 29,670-square-mile region of present day southern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico.
Gadsden wanted to connect all the southern railroads into one section as he felt that the Southern part was suffering due to the increase of railroad construction in the North and this was bypassing all the trading, farming and manufacturing businesses from the South.
Because the trade ships would take a year to bring to China and also another year to return back to the U.S. ... Because the soldiers were about to loose their farms from not being compensated for fighting int he war.
Answer:
Explanation:
The causes and consequences of the industrial revolution are located in the economic, social and technological. This revolution began in England in the middle of the seventeenth century.
Subsequently, in the nineteenth century expanded to the rest of the continent and the world. This process of transformation was favored by a series of simultaneous elements that laid the basis for its development.
List of causes of the Industrial Revolution
1- Capital Availability
2- Availability of raw material
3- Expansion of trade
4- Availability of labor
5- Apparition of the steam engine
Consequence list
1 - Demographic growth
2- Internal and external migration
3- Sustainable Economy
4. Capitalism and private property
5- Industrialization of modern societies
