Answer: Total war among industrialized nations meant that everyone was considered a combatant, including civilians.
Explanation:
Each side tried to starve the other into submission by sealing off foreign trade, often by sinking commercial vessels and passenger liners. Intentional destruction extended well beyond the battlefields. Occupied cities saw their cultural monuments—cathedrals, museums, historic buildings—systematically destroyed. Total war among industrialized nations meant that everyone was considered a combatant, including civilians. Each nation engaged in the war talked regularly about God, duty, sacrifice, patriotism, and honor, but the arbitrary horrors and wastefulness of World War I involved dishonorable actions and decisions that we have yet to understand but cannot forget.
Sciences were slowed and delayed because of any scientific discovery/theory that went against what people already believed or went against what was said by god, was shut down by the Church. For example Galileo's scientific discoveries of other planets and the solar system had him put under house arrest for almost his entire life. It was also common practice for the Church to burn heretics, who were often just scientists.
Kublai Khan was different and smart and he knew that to hold to the reigns power, he had to
He appoint his extended family, Kinsmen and people that would not betray his trust.
He had just replaced his father Genghis Khan and knew that something needed to be done superiorly and differently if he is to hold on to the vast empire that he is a leader of so he structures an administrative style cabinet that would remain loyal and faithful and still follow his command and it paid off as he is said to have establish Yuan dynasty afterwards.
Answer:
B false
Explanation:
all laws and policies are different everywhere
Answer:
c
Explanation:
British rule from the time after the mutiny is often called the Raj. During this period a tiny number of British officials and troops (about 20,000 in all) ruled over 300 million Indians.
