A primary source comes from someone who lived during the time of the event or they were at the event. The reason why historians want primary source is because it is more likely to be factual and will give the best information. For example, at the signing of the declaration of independence several of the men who signed it wrote diaries . That would be considered a primary source, because those men were there and saw it as well as documented the event.
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Vast amounts of resources ranging from gold to animal fur, which fueled Europe into the Industrial revolution.
Vast amounts of fertile land used to make plantations, which lead to better life for Europeans as they became landlords.
Vast amounts of american slaves that where used to help in the plantations and also in Europe.
Vast amounts of new items discovered and exported at high prices such as tobacco and spices
Vast amounts of cultural and traditional knowledge inherited to develop the Americas and also Europe
Vast amount of respect and power was gained to the colonizing nations which was one of the ways of acquiring power.
Vast amounts of economic prosperity and higher social status of the nations leading to higher civics.
Vast amounts of research and exploration done with the aid of slaves.
Vast amounts of transport vessels discovered and boats capacity increased to cope up with trade.
Vast amounts of high and low quality work was generated to Europeans, leading to decrease in unemployment.
Vast amounts of terrain and geographical features adquired, used to make quality building and houses for the Europeans.
The Pacific railroad was constructed between 1863 and 1869.
Answer: d. The US used airplanes and aircraft carriers against Japan.
Explanation:
After the American expulsion from the Philippians, the Americans decisively deafeated the Japanese in the Battle of Midway and sank 4 of their Aircraft Carriers which Japan proved unable to replace for the entirety of the war. From here on out the Americans used this to their advantage by gaining and maintaining air superiority in every battle against the Japanese.
Using Aircraft carriers and Airplanes, they would attack weakly defended islands and occupy them then turn the Islands into Air-force basis themselves to be used for further air attacks. This strategy continued till August 6 and 9, 1945 when separate B-29 bombers dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and forced the Japanese to surrender.
