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In what ways did natural resources and invention help change the nation in the years after the civil war?
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Would powerful nations or weak natiosn be more likely to follow an isolantionist policy?
It is safe to say that a weak nation is more likely to follow an isolationist policybecause a powerful nation, for the example the usa, is an imperialist nation that has the tendency to trade and interact with other societies in order to become a world power. Trade is essential because if you are an isolationist nation that does not have favorable geographic features(japan,mountains,high population density, etc) YOU NEED TO TRADE IN ORDER To ensure that you get the natural resources to sustain a society. Japan lacked iron so it needed to acquire it so prior to WW2, they invaded an other nation relying on it's natural resources to wage a war against the Usa. So the trading concept is similar Basically we need to rely on other nations to provide several resources that our geography disables us from getting.
After World War 2 the only nation that could rival the US was?
{| |- | The Soviet Union was the major rival. They not only had huge amounts of natural resources available, they had the technology to put it to use. While they often lagged behind the US, there were areas that they led the way. They developed nuclear weapons that made them a threat to the rest of the world. |}
Did the civil war make the US a stronger nation?
In what ways, did the war change the nation
How did the Russian withdrawal help the Germans?
I am assuming you mean the surrender of Russia in World War I. In WWI, the Russian Empire was at war with Germany. When the Red Russians took over, the new government surrendered to Germany in order to devote more resources to building their new nation. The primary benefit of the withdrawal of Russia to Germany was the elimination of an entire front, allowing Germany to concentrate more on its Western enemies. As part of the treaty (Treaty of Brest-Litovsk--), however, Germany also gained much territory (with its population, natural resources, etc.)
Why do countries start war?
The number one reason nations fight is over natural resources and OIL and OIL and OIL. World War 2 was fought in the Pacific over the issue of oil and natural resources. The Gulf War was fought over this reason. There were many more that were fought for this reason. Now I will give you the other reasons.One nation wants another nation to let them be self-ruling and to leave them alone. World War 1 was fought over this reason, and racism. So nations will go against imperialists, fascists, communists and other types of oppressive governments.A megalomaniac wants to rule the world: Adolf Hitler wanted that in World War 2.A nation wants to rule over other nations. The Romans, Moguls, Soviets, and others have been guilty of this.One nation wants what another nation has: Egypt has been attacked many times for their riches in ancient times. It's the same concept as going after oil. The Vikings, Romans and others were guilty of warring over possessions.Nations will battle over ideals, values and other issues such as what happened in the Cold War and World War 1. The US Civil War is an excellent example of this.One nation wants the other nation's land, water and assets. There have been many wars for that reason.One nation harms the possessions or people of another nation. The perfect example of that is the War of 1812 when the Brits were taking American people off their ships and taking the ships too.Nations fight over the border lines and land possession. An excellent example of that was the Mexican American War.Have you noticed I have not said they fought over a woman. Never in a million years will that happen. Men would give up the woman before they will fight over her in a total war.
What was one cause of the nation's growth?
U.S. History GP: Natural Resources
Which nation of the CIS is richest in natural resources?
Russia
How can natural resources affect a nation's economy?
without natural resources government cannot sustain the needs and wants of the consumers.
What was one cause of nation's growth?
Natural Resources - novanet!!
Why is nigeria describe as a nation of nation?
Because we ar endowed @bless wit natural resources
Why Philippines called as unique nation?
bec ause of its natural resources
What nation in the Persian gulf is the best endowed with natural resources?
Saudi Arabia is .
Why did the nation industrial productivity rise in the late 1800?
development in Natural Resources
What were equally as important as natural resources in the nation's rapid industrialization?
New Technology Then
The section of the nation in which forests are the most abundant natural resources is?
the section of nation in which the forest in the most abundant natural resource
What resource is as important as natural resources?
Natural resources and human resources are one key to a nation's economic success. Each must be handled fairly and one method of doing this is through the resources of a democratic government and society.
How does Barbados use their natural resources?
The island nation of Barbados has a few natural resources. The citizens of the nations use these to build their homes and survive along with welcoming tourists.
