Los días donde los Estados Unidos dieron un “bien venida” a los Braceros. Donde los estado unidos prometieron a dar les de comer, ropa, donde vivir por trabajo durante la una guerra mundial. Pero al ultimo el trato que iso Mexico con el presidente de los Estados Unidos no se les cumplieron a los trabajadores( braceros) no les drieron nada de lo que prometieron.
Answer:
Inner core... you need to elaborate when you aske a queston.
Explanation:
The inner core has a raduis of 1,220 about 20% of Earths radius. The inner core is made up of iron and nickel.
Answer:
It encouraged its followers to adopt sober and moral ways
Explanation:
Unhappy with the situation of socio-economic exclusion in their country and the direction of the spirituality of the official Church (Anglican Episcopal) - ostentation and spiritual neglect - the group of friends, religious and well-educated students of Oxford University began to question the ecclesiastical hierarchy in its attitude of living towards itself, without the capacity to observe the needs of human beings. The movement aimed to encourage the followers to care about their mates, but above all, they should avoid worldy acts, and adopt sober ways.
The correct option is: "imperialism, militarism, and entangling alliances"
- Imperialism: In 1914, Europe was at the zenith of world domination. After the Industrial Revolution and the demographic explosion, Europe had managed to establish a political, economic and military domination worldwide, based on an overwhelming technical and intellectual superiority.
- System of alliances: Throughout the nineteenth century, the major European powers made a great effort to maintain the balance of power throughout Europe, resulting in a complex network of political and military alliances across the continent for the early twentieth century.
- Militarism: After the German unification and the foundation of the German Empire in 1871, after the Teutonic victory in the Franco-Prussian War, the German industrial and economic power grew enormously and with it the arms race was launched.
<span>From the excerpt that supports Pitt's goals as Britain's Secretary of State in charge of the war is that this excerpt supports the idea of unity among the provinces in the fight against the French. The answer is letter A. He encouraged the British soldiers to take up arms against the French to retake their homeland. Also, he asked the Prussia, their ally in the seven years war, to aid them during the battle.</span>
