Question

What promoted India to return to purely Indian named places in the early 2000s?

a desire to erase traces of British colonial influence

to make them easier to pronounce for foreigners

to showcase cultural diffusion in the region

to attract businesses interested in outsourcing

Answer 1

Im not sure but i think its a desire to erase traces of british colonial influence

Answer 2

thats what i thought too. you good at world history? im on the final exam andd need help

Answer 3

@THEGAMER607

Answer 4

I'm not that good on history. But i'll do some research.

Answer 5

oh okay well when im stumped ill just post the questions here if thats cool

Answer 6

Ok

Answer 7

The Khmer Rouge in Cambodia was primarily a result of

an extreme political ideology

a religious war

a swift shift from an agricultural to industrial economy

an ethnic conflict

for this one i got a what u think @THEGAMER607

Answer 8

Probably A.
So, the Communist part in Cambodia came about because of extreme ideology; perpetuated by Vietnamese influence and wanting to kick the French out, basically. Usually when civilizations suffer, they turn to extremism.
Deff. the right answer because the others make no sense:
- no religious war
- no huge shift between agricultural styles
- the war/offensive fought in Cambodia by that group was against a Cambodian politician, so not an ethnic clash.

Answer 9

alright cool thanks im sure ill have more in a few

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

What caused the Second Opium War?

the harsh treaties imposed after the First Opium War

the efforts of the British to Christianize China

the British attempt to open China to trade

the failures of the Taiping and Boxer Rebellions i think this one is either a or c

Answer 12

@THEGAMER607

Answer 13

@spenceboi22 Sorry for the long answer but this site can help you. I had to do something really important. http://period7-1imperialism10.wikispaces.com/Causes+and+Results+of+the+Second+Opium+War