The Spanish and French explorers both came to the New World in search of wealth. They also came to claim land for their countries and establish colonies in the New World. However, the Spanish forcefully took land and wealth by warring against the Native American tribes who resisted them. On the other hand, the French did not use force and violence. They traded with the Native American tribes, hunted the wildlife, and tried to find a northwest route to Asia.
The British and Spanish returned New Orleans and Florida to the United States. The United States was allowed to fish above the 49th parallel.
Answer:
A. Ended the warring states period
John Stuart Mill believed in free markets and economic democracy, and that economic democracy should replace capitalism. However, even though he had a liberal view on economy, he did accept interventions in the economy such as taxation on certain items if there was a general approval of a certain item being taxed for a general benefit. He was also in favor of a cooperative wage system replacing the current wage system they had in place in England.
Answer:
Sumer and ancient civilizations.
Explanation:
The origins of slavery were Sumer and ancient civilizations. Slavery occurred in civilizations of Sumer, as well as in almost every ancient civilization, such as ancient Egypt, ancient China, the Akkadian Empire, Assyria, Babylonia, Persia, ancient Greece, ancient India, the Roman Empire, the Arab Islamic Caliphate and Sultanate and the pre-Columbian etc. The slavery was started because there is need for it in every society and civilization for the purpose of work.
