Answer:
1)They revived trade along the Silk Road. 2)They formed an Indo-Greek friendship treaty. 3)They introduced a variety of currency denominations
Explanation:
12. Who revolted in November 1917 in Petrograd and took power from the Provisional Government?
<span>Bolsheviks, led by Lenin and Trotsky - the revolt was in October as Russia used a different calendar then. </span>
<span>13. What happened once the Communists assumed power in Russia in 1917? </span>
<span>Both these answers are correct </span>
<span>The Whites and Reds continued to fight a bloody civil war (your teacher expects this answer) </span>
<span>The Communists began planning other revolutions throughout Europe. </span>
<span>14. Who followed the teachings of Karl Marx, led the Bolsheviks, and became the first leader of the USSR? </span>
<span>Vladimir Lenin </span>
<span>15. What result did Woodrow Wilson hope to achieve with his Fourteen Points? </span>
<span>a peaceful postwar world </span>
<span>16. What did Woodrow Wilson's desire for lasting peace in the world lead him to include as his fourteenth point? </span>
<span>an international association of nations - the League of Nations </span>
<span>17. Which best explains one reason why the economies of many European nations were devastated at the end of World War I? </span>
<span>None of the answers is correct - the nearest is either b or d </span>
<span>The correct answer is because millions of people had died and there was widespread destruction caused by the war. </span>
<span>18. Why did France want provisions in the Versailles peace treaty for making Germany as weak as possible? </span>
<span>to assure that Germany would not be able to threaten France in the future </span>
<span>19. What did Woodrow Wilson think could lead to another world war? </span>
<span>severely punishing and blaming Germany for the war </span>
<span>20. Despite Woodrow Wilson's wishes, what happened to Germany's colonies in Africa as a result of the Treaty of Versailles? </span>
<span>They were turned over to France and Britain.
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I gave you more answers than expected, I know, but you're welcome ^-^
I would say its a
if not im really sorry...................
Although opportunity cost is definitely important, it is hard to put a "price" on the opportunity in many cases, which makes it unmeasurable. This is why economists focus almost exclusively on price.
