Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1

A. fighting in the Balkins

B. assassination of Arkuduke Franz Ferdidninan

C. formation of secret alliances

D. Germany invasion of Belgium

The Treaty of Versailles included a clause that provided independence to nations who contributed to the efforts of the Allied Forces during World War I. True or false

Who was a sailor from genoa italy was convinced he could reach asia by sailing west across the atlantic ocean?

Why did the fertile crescent become a crossroad of civilization?

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Who controls the means of production in a free enterprise system?

During the early 1700s, two major Indian groups living in Georgia with the English colonists were the

Why, after having dessolved parliament, did charles I call it back into season

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After saladin recaptured jerusalem in 1187, what allowed the christian crusaders kingdom to remain until 1291