Question

Which pattern resulted from the spread of industrialization during the 19th century?

An Iron Curtain between West and East Europe
Decolonization in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
Expansion of free-trade zones in the Northern Hemisphere
Increased conflict between capitalist and non-capitalist countries
Unequal development between Europe and Asia

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

A did not happen until WW2, which was in the 20th century
B did not happen until long after WW2
C (I have not figured out)
D has to do with the Cold War
E (I have not figured out)

Answer 3

so, which one do you think it is? C or E

Answer 4

C...?

Answer 5

and why do you think that?

Answer 6

Because E doesnt make much sense as an answer

Answer 7

okay, go ahead and test your theory

Answer 8

How would you test that..?

Answer 9

put that as your answer and if it says you are false, then your theory is debunked

Answer 10

If my theory is false I also get a question incorrect

Answer 11

I would like to avoid that

Answer 12

Hm ok so in the 19th century only the imperial nations such as europe or germany developed industrializing
think of it this way if You and me were playing a game and i was level 50 while you were 100 because of some power up that lets you do better<--applying this would it be E or C

Answer 13

I sadly can't help you any further though, I am more of a historian for the 20th century...

Answer 14

Uh c..? I dont understand how levels in a game could be applied here though

Answer 15

if you did better than me would you say you had an advantage?

Answer 16

You could be a higher level for multiple reasons, but presuming we started at the same time and played the same amount of time. Yes there is some sort of advantage I had to gain that much more levels then you

Answer 17

ok so then since you developed better than you have an advantage and which one of the remaining answers mention advantages?

Answer 18

Again, C?

Answer 19

Expansion of free-trade zones in the Northern Hemisphere<-- this seems to focus more on the expansion of trade?

Answer 20

E then, sorry for not realizing sooner

Answer 21

its ok good job :)

Answer 22

I have a lot of questions left, do you have time to help with that? Maybe not because this was leaning more towards the history aspect of geography, which you seem to know more about

Answer 23

ah i have math to do so i may not but @jamestdg was very helpful in this problem as well he may have time. If not you can always use google :)

Answer 24

Well google never really gives me straight answers, so I find it unreliable for uses like this

Answer 25

@JamesTDG Can you help?

Answer 26

probably