Answer: Lead and Zinc.
Explanation:
Already at the beginning of the XX century, this area was significant for the production of lead and zinc. During World War I, the region supplied 45 % of the point and 50 % of the zinc used by American zinc and lead was used for bullets during both World Wars. During the 1920s, it became the world's largest source of lead and zinc, employing 11,000 men in nearly 250 mills.
"Chandragupta's grandson, Ashoka (269—232 B.C.E.) =greater figure in India's history. Governor of 2 provinces= lavish lifestyle; studied nature; influenced by spiritualism of Brahmans & Buddhism; extended Mauryan conquests> gained control of all but southern tip of India by bloodthirsty methods. Ashoka eventually converted to Buddhism; he saw it as a kind of ethical guide that might unite & discipline diverse people under his rule. Ashoka vigorously spread Buddhism throughout India, sponsoring shrines for worshippers. Ashoka sent Bud¬dhist missionaries to Hellenistic kingdoms in Middle East & Sri Lanka. The "new" Ashoka urged humane behavior by his officials & insisted they oversee moral welfare of his empire." https://quizlet.com/13901503/ap-world-history-india-flash-cards/
Because if states didn't work together their would be another civil war
Answer: securing a just and lasting peace in Europe
Answer:
Black women brought freedom of slavery
Indians fought for liberty for their homelands
African Americans served as military such as gunners and sailors during the American revolution. Several thousand slaves won their freedom by serving on the sides of the War of Independence.
