Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire became known asthe Allied Powers.

the Eastern Powers.

the League of Nations.

the Central Powers.
4.
The Western Front was characterized by

the slow but steady advance of the German army.

innovative strategies and tactics that fully utilized the new technologies available to both armies.

decisive victories by the French army, quickly driving back the German forces.

trench warfare that kept both sides in virtually the same positions for four years.
5.
The Schlieffen Plan was

Germany’s plan for a two-front war with Russia and France, which had formed a military alliance.

Austria-Hungary’s attempt to negotiate a peaceful settlement with Serbia.

Germany’s proposal for dividing up Serbia between Russia and Austria-Hungary.

the Black Hand’s plan to assassinate the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.

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Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire became known as: the Central Powers.
The Western Front was characterized by trench warfare that kept both sides in virtually the same positions for four years.
The Schlieffen Plan was Germany’s plan for a two-front war with Russia and France, which had formed a military alliance.

Allow me to add a bit of explanation about the last item, the Schlieffen Plan.

The military plans laid before World War I presupposed a major war between the countries which were tied together with alliances. Because the Triple Entente had Britain, France and Russia as allies, Germany thought if a war began it would need to fight on two fronts -- west and east. So German Field Marshall Alfred von Schlieffen drew up war plans that said attack France first, quickly, and then hold that territory while deploying forces to contend with Russia in the east. So when Germany declared war on Russia in 1914, the first thing it did was to march through Belgium to go and attack France. Thus the war spread and became instantly a more global conflict.

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What did the United States promise in the Monroe Doctrine?to allow Spain to reclaim Florida
to stay out of European affairs
to keep Great Britain as an ally
to end claims on the Pacific Coast

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Answer:

to stay out of European affairs

Explanation:

The United States promised to stay out of European affairs.

With the attention within the continent, colonies in the North and South were given conditions for having liberal governments.

The US to its part saw European powers interference in the American continent as a threat for a nation that was growing steadily.

Monroe Doctrine followed the spirit of the Destino Manifesto:

It came to expand overseas in both the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts.

The West and the East of America were boosted as well.

By 1823, the countries that became independent from Spain and formal colonies were experiencing the first years of sovereignty

The US favored conditions for keeping Europe out of the stage, in doing this as well, the US avoided any participation in a European conflict.

the United States promised to stay out of European affairs in the Monroe Doctrine?

What was the United States' major concern about their former ally, the Soviet Union? that the Soviets would never leave Berlin that the Soviets would never leave Iran that the Soviets would join the United Nations that Soviet-style Communism would take over the world

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Answer:

that Soviet-style Communism would take over the world

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How did European imperaliasm contribute to the start of ww1?

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One way in which European imperialism contributed to the start of ww1 was that European nations were in heavy competition over obtaining natural resources and territory in places like Africa and South America--leading to an "us vs. them" nationalistic mentality.

Why were the Federalist, Democratic-Republican, Democratic, and Republican parties created?

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First, this gets to the matter of "why federalize?" We federalized to meet an external threat. There was England, to be sure, but the colonists were also well-traveled and could make their own predictions about Europe, and we see that, no matter what they might have predicted, France did indeed become a grave threat. So one reason (and this implies there are others) is to meet an external threat. What other reasons might there be? I don't know. But I would immediately jump to the thought of an internal threat. So you might think about that. The southern colonies never liked the constitution, and they became a threat soon afterward. One source to look at is Novus Ordo Seclorum: Intellectual Origins of the Constitution, by McDonald. But let me get back on point here. Federalism is not the only way to meet the needs of a nation. There are other options, such as unitary state. But we had a system of entrenched states, and we had inherited a common-law tradition in which the sovereignty of local governments was hallowed by tradition. And we had just fought a war of separation that revealed the weaknesses of a confederacy; it's not unified, and a confederacy doesn't cede any power to the center, so there is no strong national defense with a unified command, which is vital to warmaking. When a group of local governments, or baronies or cantons or states or whatever, confederates, they are limiting power to the center, but all that does is shift power over people to local control. The nation's first government, the First Continental Congress, was not able to hold the nation together under the strain of these wars between France and England. Witness George Washington's difficulties holding the army together as he was outmaneuvered and chased all around Baltimore and New York by the British commander, Howe (who was under Cornwallis).

So there were 2 sides to the debate: the Federalists and the Anti-Feds. The Feds were actually anti-democratic. They wanted to limit the impacts of faction. This is a huge debate. The Feds are represented by "Publius," the collective name for John Jay, Madison, and Hamilton. They won the Constitutional debate.

Jefferson was not a framer of the Constitution; he was in France when it was signed, and he was an Anti-Fed, and this is the party that lost the debates. His contribution to American political thought is the thought of a living document. He wrote the Declaration, which is based on Enlightenment liberalism ("classical liberalism") and he felt that people were best governed by a "natural aristocracy" of enlightened freehold farmers. This does not preclude owning slaves, by the way. The liberal argument (which is really the only argument) for justifying slavery is that you can"t interfere with the natural right of a man to own a slave. (!) This is the argument later on during the Civil War, in Calhoun's "Southern Defense."

The Federalists were the "Radical Republicans." The Anti-Feds were the "Jeffersonian Democrats" or "Democratic Republicans."

Later, Jacksonian democracy took hold. This was the thought that drove Manifest Destiny and encouraged the pioneering spirit. The Jacksonian Democrats relied heavily on government assistance since they were pushing westward. So there is this ideally-democratic thought of self-sufficiency: instead of being "self-sufficient" in the Jeffersonian sense, the pioneers prized hard work and the ability to fix whatever needed fixing. It gave meat to the phrase "American ingenuity." It also fueled women's rights and suffrage later, because pioneer women were expected to work just as hard as the men. They showed that they were not just Eastern Belles who relied on men for their station in a leisure class.

But at the same time, the Jacksonian Democrats, for all the talk of self-sufficiency, relied on the government for assistance. They were pushing westward before, during, and after the Civil War, which is when the Indian Wars were taking off, with their presence pressuring the Indians. So pioneers settled around forts for protection, and they required assistance in linking up transportation networks on land and in the riverine systems.

Conservative democrats favored the South, which was trying to keep the East and West from linking up. The linkage would mean the death of the Southern Master class, which was dependent on slavery for its economy. Calhoun pushed to have the country form up into 4 "economic zones," each region having veto power over the other. This was just an attempt to stall the inevitable economic linkage of the East and West as the nation grew. In 1857, Dred Scott split the Democratic Party along abolitionist lines. Chief Justice Taney was a Democrat, and the dissents came from the 2 Republican justices. So it rent the Democratic Party in two, with Dixiecrats on one side and the "progressives" on the other. Eventually, the conservatives in the Democratic Party defected to the GOP.

For which invention did Guglielmo Marconi win the Nobel Prize in Physics?

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He contributed to the invention of the radio

He won the Nobel Prize for the telegraphy I took the test and radio is not even physics

Which two design elements can be found in the U.S. flag?balance and pattern
pattern and rhythm
emphasis and unity

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Two of the primary design elements that can be found in the U.S. flag are "balance and pattern," since the flag was meant to be a symbol of both power and solidarity.

Hi there!

The answer you are looking for is option A. Pattern and rhythm.

Pattern and Rhythm are principles of Desing.

A pattern is a repetition of design, an element that occurs over and over again in a composition. In this case, there are two examples of repetitions. The first one is the repeated use of alternating same size red and white stripes. The second one is the alternating rows of same size white stars on the blue background.

On the other hand, rhythm is the repetition of shapes, lines and forms to produce the look and feel of movement in an artwork. In the American flag, this can be seen in the repeating and set distance between the white stars on the blue background, and also through the use of same size stripes going from top to bottom of the flag alternating colours.

Hope this helps!

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