Space-based satellites
Advantages:
• difficult to shoot down
• HD resolution pictures
• safe
• cost effective
Disadvantages
• hard to maintain
• unreliable at times (signal interference)
SR-71 blackbird
Advantages
• high quality imagery (can be infrared)
• demand-based usability
• high propagation delay
Disadvantages
• costly
• demand-based usability
• less safer
Britians weaknesses are talking without thinking. Reconciliation won't be possible due to Britain having control over America.
Here are the correct outcomes:
- <span>New Latin American countries had stronger ties with the United States.
Because they see us as an ally that helped them flee from the grasp of the Spanish Empire.
- </span><span>New Latin American countries each developed a government.
Brazil, Columbia, and Mexico are examples of these countries</span>
Queen Victoria's descendants were the rulers of many nations that were involved with each other in the war.
Explanation:
The rulers of most of the empires of the time had some relation to Queen Victoria by marriage alliance.
This meant that the war was ultimately broken out between relatives who fought against each other, which is of course, common in the time of monarchies as most monarchies were related to one another through marriage.
Queen Victoria's relatives included the royal family of the Austria Hungary empire, The German king and the Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, and of course the royal family of England.
The answer is <u>B. A Campaign Waged In Chile By Jose de San Martin</u>
Gen. José de San Martín, an Argentinian statesman and national hero who helped free some countries from the Spanish rule in the early 1800s.
San Martín intended to ensure Argentina’s independence by destroying the remaining Spanish power in South America, to reach his purpose he helped achieve Peru's independence as well.
After his army had been defeated in Upper Peru (now Bolivia), San Martín determined to surround the Spaniards by liberating Chile and using it as a base for a seaborne attack on Peru. The campaign waged in Chile was successful, gaining Chile's independence in 1818, which allow the Argentinian leader to occupy the Peruvian port of Pisco in September 1820. When the Spanish government withdrew his forces into the interior of Peru, San Martín entered Lima and after several battles, the country's independence was declared on July 28, 1821.
However, after that, several battles had to be fought to ensure independence. In those battles, Simón Bolívar, another South American hero, was a key element that helped free the country completely.
