The colonists has the right to challenge authority because of unfair treatment. This included taxation without representation (tax act, stamp act, tea act etc), the economic restraint (not allowed to trade with anyone but England, could only produce raw materials etc) and the quartering act (being forced to house and provide for soldiers)
<span>The answer is (2) a rise in the standard living. This is becasue with indusrialization came the use of technology, the application of science and new scientific discoveries, which permited to enhance living conditions and comfort for an extended group of people. Machineries produced in mass and the articles for comfort could reach more people. Regarding the othe options, social classes did not dissapear, it appeared classes related with the industrial work and capitalism; the birth rate did not increase because in the cities the families were smaller than in the rural places; and the urban tenements (houses) increased.</span>
Answer:
Answer is Option C: If the United States entered the war, Germany would enter into a military alliance with Mexico.
Explanation:
The "Zimmermann Telegram" was a like a text communication that was issued from the Germany (Foreign Secretary) to Mexico which suggested a military alliance between Germany and Mexico, in case United States enters the World War I. It also agreed that Germany would give considerable financial support to Mexico in case it agrees to be a German ally.
This was intercepted from by US. Other Options which say that Germany would target US coaling stations or US ambassador would be arrested are incorrect. Even the statement about German U boats is incorrect. As this was not intercepted from Zimmermann Telegram.
Fourteenth Amendment, amendment (1868) to the Constitution of the United States that granted citizenship and equal civil and legal rights to African Americans and slaves who had been emancipated after the American Civil War, including them under the umbrella phrase “all persons born or naturalized in the United States.
The Netherlands was made of colonies controlled by one corporation.
Spain sought to spread Catholicism.
Both countries wanted to expand trade opportunities.
