Answer:
to study how the Chinese government operated
to learn about Chinese art and technology
Explanation:
He sent Japanese monks and other men to China to study. They study mostly how the Chinese government worked as well as art and technology.
He ruled in lat 6th and early 7th century and he made Buddhism the state religion. He built many temples all over Japan.
Through the messengers he sent to China, he learned a lot and that helped him create a new Japan, making him revered and viewed until today as one of the most important rulers of Japan's history!
Daniel Ellsberg is most famous as the military analyst who leaked "The Pentagon Papers" to the American press in 1971, revealing top secret information about US planning and decision-making in regard to the Vietnam War.
In regard to the question about October of 1969, the Nixon administration was at a point where they wanted to break the stalemate in Vietnam. According to Ellsberg, Nixon believed he could end the war by threatening the use of nuclear weapons against Vietnam, and had actually identified targets for nuclear strikes. Again, according to Ellsberg, the huge Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam demonstration, which included teach-ins and demonstrations all across the United States, convinced President Nixon not to increase the war in that way -- not to threaten nuclear war.
Answer:
United States.
Explanation:
In the early twentieth century, the country that produced the most industrial goods was the United States! This period of time is known as the Second Industrial Revolution.
In the 5th Crusade the Holy Land was trying to be required
Answer:
In the early 1600s at Jamestown consisted mainly of danger, hardship, disease and death.
