Not D.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micronesia
Why did Western nations want to colonize the Micronesian islands?
A.
The islands are located midway between Asia and North America, and ships needed places to refuel.
B.
The islands are in a tropical climate, and this made them ideal locations for growing citrus fruits.
C.
The islands are rich in natural minerals, which were needed for industrial manufacturing.
D. ****
The islands are the largest islands in the Pacific, which made them attractive as places to settle.
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Its A
We're not allowed to use Wikipedia. Is there other links? I think it's c but I want to do more reading to see if I am right.
is it a or c
it might be b
The correct answer is A. The Micronesian islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and they became important refueling stations for Western ships traveling between Asia and North America. The islands also had strategic importance for military purposes during World War II. While there may be other resources found on the islands, such as minerals or fertile land, the main reason for colonization was their location as a key point for trade and transportation routes.
well i guess it A then 😑
Yes, that's correct. Do you have any other questions on this topic?
How are the cultures of Australia and New Zealand different?
A.
A smaller percentage of Australians are descended from British and Irish people.
B.
Unlike Australia, New Zealand has attracted many immigrants from Asia.
C.
New Zealand has a higher proportion of indigenous people than Australia.
D.
In contrast to Australians, most New Zealanders are Christian.
A.
A smaller percentage of Australians are descended from British and Irish people.
B.
Unlike Australia, New Zealand has attracted many immigrants from Asia.
C.
New Zealand has a higher proportion of indigenous people than Australia.
D.
In contrast to Australians, most New Zealanders are Christian.
The answer is C. New Zealand has a higher proportion of indigenous people than Australia. The Indigenous people of Australia are known as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, while the Indigenous people of New Zealand are known as Māori. While both countries were colonized by the British and have strong British influences, there are differences in their Indigenous populations and how they have been treated historically.
Why did Western nations want to colonize the Micronesian islands?
A.
The islands are located midway between Asia and North America, and ships needed places to refuel.
B.
The islands are in a tropical climate, and this made them ideal locations for growing citrus fruits.
C.
The islands are rich in natural minerals, which were needed for industrial manufacturing.
D.
The islands are the largest islands in the Pacific, which made them attractive as places to settle
A.
The islands are located midway between Asia and North America, and ships needed places to refuel.
B.
The islands are in a tropical climate, and this made them ideal locations for growing citrus fruits.
C.
The islands are rich in natural minerals, which were needed for industrial manufacturing.
D.
The islands are the largest islands in the Pacific, which made them attractive as places to settle
The answer is A. The Micronesian islands are located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and they became important refueling stations for Western ships traveling between Asia and North America. The islands also had strategic importance for military purposes during World War II. While there may be other resources found on the islands, such as minerals or fertile land, the main reason for colonization was their location as a key point for trade and transportation routes.
Which of the following do Australia and New Zealand have in common with the United States?
A.
The constitution of each country includes a bill of rights.
B.
The governments of all three countries have a federal structure.
C.
All three countries are presidential republics.
D.
All three countries were once British colonies.
A.
The constitution of each country includes a bill of rights.
B.
The governments of all three countries have a federal structure.
C.
All three countries are presidential republics.
D.
All three countries were once British colonies.
The answer is D. All three countries were once British colonies. The United States was a British colony from 1607 until 1776, while Australia was colonized by the British in 1788, and New Zealand was colonized in 1840. However, there are some differences between how each country gained independence and their current political systems. While Australia and the United States are both federal systems, New Zealand operates as a unitary state. Additionally, while the United States and Australia have presidential systems, New Zealand has a parliamentary system. Finally, while the United States has a bill of rights as part of its constitution, Australia and New Zealand have separate statutory bills of rights.
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