The United States in my opinion made the right decision to join the world war when they did.
<h3>How did the United States make the best decision by joining ww1?</h3>
Although the United States had tried to continue with their neutrality stance on the war, it became important that they joined because they were becoming a target of the axis powers.
German was carrying out submarine attacks on the nations vessels. Also the Zimmerman telegram showed that the Germans saw the United States as an enemy.
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Britain<span> also needed money to pay for its war debts. The King and Parliament believed they had the right to tax the colonies. They decided to require several kinds of taxes from the colonists to help pay for the French and Indian War.</span>
I would say rome since it was the beginning of the Republic before the punic wars began
Answer:
Cause: human
Solution: evolution
The hunters chose to harvest the sheep with the larger horns. Only smaller horned sheep survived and reproduced, so, over time the population had smaller horn size.
Explanation:
The trophy hunting (the bigger the better) on bighorn sheep has caused artificial evolution. The human selection (and killing) of sheep with large horns has led to the survival of sheep with smaller horns. It is a form of <em>artificial evolution </em>because in <em>natural evolution </em>bigger horns means to be better armed.
Rococo was a common art during his rule in the 18th century
