"John Cabot" was believed to have reached Canada.
<u>Answer:</u> Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
One of the very first European adventurers to move to Canada named John Cabot. He was a location-maker and commander of the sea. He sailed off England in 1497 to establish a new route to Asia. Fortunately east coast of Canada was explored by him.
Underneath the British crown, Cabot's findings significantly assisted Britain to get its initial colonies into the New World. Cabot's expansionism and adventures cruised a path for potential travelers to develop maps and find out the real significance of the achievements he and Columbus established.
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I can't write an entire summary because there isn't really a script but I can give tips. Just basically write about 2 sentences for each topic.
Explanation:
Answer:
the Allied Forces of Britain, America, Canada, and France
Explanation:
its four i know
For Germany signing the treaty of Versailles meant that it was not allowed a large army and lost a large amount of land (e.g. the Rhineland). Germany was also forced to join the league of nations for everyone safety.
The greatest economic impact on Germany was paying back the Allied nations for the damaged caused. The reparations were huge and when Germany couldn't pay France even started taking over important economic properties of Germany such as the Ruhr (massive coal mine of sorts) and brought in their own workers.
The Great Depression also came after world war one putting more economic stress on the already broken Germany.
