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How did colonial powers harm their colonies?
Keeping wages low and taxes to high
How did technology during world war 1 effect the outcome of the war?
It helped the soldiers and army easily attack and defend themselves. ---- Technology changed warfare forever beginning with WWI. The machine gun was the greatest technology, it put so much lead down range that soldiers walking in Napoleonic style would be gunned down in minutes. Believe it or not the allies did not think it would be the next big weapon, while the Germans saw the machine gun as the future. This explains the central powers victories during the first few years of the war. U-boats for surprise naval attacks on merchant ships.. Airplanes for spying on enemy lines and dogfights... Gas to bring harm to the enemy without putting your mens lives on the line.. Next to the machine gun in importance was the tank, it basically broke the trench warfare stalemate and helped the allies win the war. The tank was heavily invested in by the allies, while the Central Powers did not think of it as much. Pretty much the tank helped the allies win the war, it was a turning point when they brought them into combat.
What is one of the central principles of medical ethics?
Primum non nocereFirst do no harm.
Did David Blaine suffer any serious harm after his upside-down stunt in Central Park?
No, he did not.
Is there any harm to a central air conditioner and a free standing dehumidifier operating at the same time?
huh?
Did the Allies know about the harm of the Atomic bomb?
The devastation of the Atomic Bomb was known but never thought to be needed twice. There was little known knowledge of the effects of radiation.
Was the Unions naval blockade of the South successful?
During the first nine months of the US Civil War, the Union's blockade of Southern ports was not successful. In the year ending in 1861, nine out of ten ships eluded the Union's efforts. One reason was that the Northern navy simply needed more ships. Union shipyards were busy trying to fix that problem. Union shipyards had the great advantage of being geographically safe from harm. The Rebel army was just too far away.
Can the bite of a spider give you powers?
The idea that Spiderman obtained powers by being bitten by a radioactive spider is pure fantasy; this cannot happen. The bite of a spider (or the bite of anything) does not give you powers, and should be avoided, since it may do you harm.
What psychic power can one use to harm others with their mind?
A telekinetic can move objects without touching them, but he cannot touch the intangible. These powers are meaningless.
Did the US policy of cash and carry favor the allies?
Cash and Carry was a policy used in the beginning of WW2. Roosevelt did not want to get into the war because of the previous effects of WW1. Therefore, he offered to sell European countries involved (mostly the Allies) any resources they needed as long as they paid in cash, and carried them themselves as to not cause harm to America in the transport. Therefore, it was deemed the Cash and Carry policy.
What is Ares the god powers?
Ares, the Greek god of war, is typically associated with powers related to combat, violence, and aggression. Some of his powers include superhuman strength, the ability to shape-shift, and immunity to physical harm in battle. He also possesses a fierce and impulsive nature, inspiring fear and chaos on the battlefield.
What kind of power does Carrie have in Stephen king's 1974 novel of the same name?
Carrie has telekinetic powers in Stephen King's novel "Carrie." She can move objects with her mind, control things remotely, and use her powers to harm others when feeling threatened or overwhelmed.
