Answer:
A
Explanation:
The Civil War was a war in the United States where the Confederacy (Southern United States) and the Union (Northern United States) fought against each other for a large array of reasons, most prominently slavery. The Union won this battle
The American Revolution was a war America fought against Britain to claim independence from the King from his mistreatment of Americans.
The only option that correctly highlights a difference between the two is A.
Since some of the answers may be unclear or difficult to understand, let's use the process of elimination.
B: The majority, if not all, battles of The Revolutionary War were fought in North America, not Britain.
C: The Civil War involved naval battles as well; not all battles were fought on land.
D: The Civil war was fought between two groups in the US and the Revolution was fought between the US and Britain.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Both the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War were fought for control of North America.
The French and Indian War happened because France and Britain wanted to decide who would be powerful in North America.
The American Revolutionary War was fought because colonists wanted to be free from Britain, but they wanted to keep their colonies.
Answer:
Because it was a strategic island in the Philippines.
When the United States annexed Texas, the Mexican government decided to cut off diplomatic relations, resulting in the Mexican-American war, in which the Americans defeated Mexico.
