What was the primary consequence of the railroad's construction for the Native American nations of the Great Plains? They formed profitable trade partnerships with the new settlers. They were integrated into the workforce and paid high wages. They successfully stopped the railroad from crossing their hunting grounds. They were forced onto reservations as their lands were taken over.

Part IV: Scenario -Based Critical Thinking Seenario 1: The Decision to Fight You are a political leader in Europe in 1914. Your country has a strong alliance with a neighboring nation that has just declared war. - What pressures would influence your decision to enter the war? - Would staying neutral truly be possible? Response:

What are some examples of the ideals being met in this era? Freedom, liberty, democracy, the American dream How were some ideals violated?

2. How many times larger is the Makkah Royal Clock Tower's clock compared to Big Ben? A. 10 times B. 20 times C. 35 times D. 50 times

What country did Germany invade in an attempt to expand their empire? Poland Russia Belgium

1. What was the First Industrial Revolution and its primary causes? 2. Of those causes which do you think was the most important? a. Oil b. Gas c. Copper d. Coal Per the text, Britain attempted to prevent machinery and skilled workers fro exported to other countries. What do you think was Britain's motive for pre and machines from being used by other countries?