What was the spark that ignited the world war 1

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Answer: The assassination of Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was what started World War I.

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Answer: The assassination of Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was what started World War

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In order to gain the right to vote and hold political office, the Plebeians began threatening to leave Rome, and instead set up their own state which would be known as concilium plebis. Although their demands were met in some ways as a result of these threats, in others the patricians still kept most control over the senate.

President Monroe's foreign policy could best be described as

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Isolationism.

President James Monroe has instituted a policy of US withdrawal from Europeans. This was because, according to Monroe, Europe intended to resume the colonization process.

The president's ideology became known as The Monroe Doctrine, according to which "the American continents, by virtue of the free and independent condition they have acquired and preserved, can no longer be considered in future as susceptible to colonization by any European power."

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What was the effect for ming leaders ban ships with more than two there will be no further construction of ships masts

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The main effect of ming leaders banning ships with more than two masts was that there was no further construction of ships masts, because there was a surplus. 

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As you may know, the Ming emperor stopped the production of ships back in 1435, which was also the year of Zheng He’s death.

Because ships were no longer being produced, China’s explorations halted and Chinese population lost its need to explore other cultures. This ended up resulting in the Chinese empire being weakened and stunned in growth