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Why did the french like the first nation canoes?
Like European canoes the Canadian First Nation canoes were made of local materials but were much more suited to conditions found in Canada.
Which nation was the first to declare in ww1?
Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia and it pretty much snowballed from there.
Why were nations imperalistic?
I don't think there can be any logical reasoning for why a nation would be imperialistic, however many nations adopted this philosophy because their homelands could not support the needs for natural and limited resources. Such a nation is England, which could not produce many resources it needed, and so it began to colonize much of the world in order to take those places' resources. This is one main reason for Imperialism in many nations from the beginning of the Age of Exploration up until the end of World War II and the fall of many remaining empires.
If you could go back in time and take one item to benefit mankind. What would it be how would it help and what would it change?
Jelly beans. Everybody loves jelly beans. What a wonderful world this would be if everybody had jelly beans since the beginning. Of course, it could be argued that pretty much everybody has access to jelly beans today and we aren't such great shape as a world today, but perhaps if everybody always had them since the advent of the confusion of tongues, then we might be better off today. Imagine if Babylonians had jelly beans and Egyptians and Jews. What a wonderful world that would have been. Any time one nation stuck its tongue out at another the other nation would giggle at all the purple, red, green and black tongues. The other nation would be all like..."What?" And then the giggling nation could stick out their tongues and the other nation would giggle and the world would be a place where people just giggled all the time. By today, we would be so adept at giggling we wouldn't have time for wars and suppression, just plenty of time for more jelly beans. Mmmmmmmm jelly beans.
How much is a woodman of the world coin worth?
As much as the sentimental value of which you pair to it.
Why is the US considered not so much a nation as the world?
Because after the United States became a country, a large number of people immigrated here.
Which nation won the most world cups and how much did they win?
Brazil won the FIFA World Cup a record 5 times.
Should countries at war participate in the world Olympics?
Yea sure. It is not about that. It is about no mater your politics you can still come together and play a game. If you can not do that much as a nation then that nation is not worth anything.
What non European nation took over much of southeast Asia during World War 2?
japan
What was a role of the US in World War 2 before the nation declared war?
The fact that they eat too much and were taking up all of the world's food.
How did the United states role in the world change in the early 1800s?
It went from a great power to an isolationist nation, much like Japan
How many country of the world play cricket?
Pretty much every nation of the world plays cricket at nearly every level with the exception of the US. With baseball's popularity, it is unlikely that cricket will catch on much here any time soon.
How much money did The Birth of a Nation gross worldwide?
The Birth of a Nation grossed $11,000,000 worldwide.
How much nuclear is available?
In the US there are 104 operating reactors at present, and they produce about 20 percent of the nation's electricity. World wide the figure is over 400 reactors and they produce about 15 percent of the world's electricity.
How much money did The Birth of a Nation gross domestically?
The Birth of a Nation grossed $10,000,000 in the domestic market.
What island nation near china fought against US in the world war 2?
That would be Japan. Though it isn't necessarily an Island, much less a country.
Tuscany is a much visited region of this nation?
Italy
