Because Germany kept taking provocative actions towards the United States. One example of this is when a German U-boat sank the Lusitania. While yes, the Lusitania was a British ship, (and Britain was at war with Germany at the time) there was over 100 Americans on board the Lusitania. As you can imagine, Americans back at home we're not happy about this. However, the final straw was when Germany attempted to send a telegraph to Mexico. Germany tried to tell Mexico if they joined the war as a German ally, they would help Mexico reconquer their lost territories, such as California and Texas. The British intercepted the German telegraph and sent it to the U.S. instead. The United States was furious and proceeded to declare war on Germany.
The Babylonians adopted the Numerical system developed by the Sumerians of Mesopotamia. The Sumerians formed a mixed system of Metrology, which followed the creation of the arithmetic, algebra and geometry. The initial traces of Babylonian numbers are dated back to the days when the Sumerians wrote the multiplication charts on the clay slabs around 2600 BC. The Babylonians like the Sumerians based their numerical system on Sexagesimal ( a system of calculation invented by the Sumerians) or base 60. Hence they developed a system for writing down the numbers using symbols for Unit, tens, and Hundreds, therefore this system helped them to manipulate large numbers easily.
<span> The sentence that best describes the effect of the Articles of Confederation on the government would be that it granted sovereignty to each state. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day</span>
An Apostle is an early Christian leader who sets up churches.
<span>The answer is : Atlanta served as an important manufacturing (industry/factories) and transportation (railways) location for the South
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