Answer:
B
Explanation:
because it happened in 1846
Answer:
A pure market economy is sometimes called pure Capitalism.
Explanation:
The real-world exemplification of a pure market economy is named a market-oriented economy or capitalism.An economy, or economic framework, that depends only on markets to designate assets and to reply all three questions of allocation.
Explanation:
The decline of the Spanish empire was brought about by many factors. Money was tight for the Spanish during the 17th century, despite that galleons filled with gold were sent from the Americas (though many were raided by pirates or were wrecked in storms). But conquering and forming an empire is one thing; maintaining it quite another. Often the natives of a conquered land are not happy with the conditions they're subjected to by the conquerors, just as often those conditions are brutal and unfair. So they rise up in arms, and that means that empire has to spend a lot of money on armies and weapons to extinguish it.
This is more or less what happened when the Dutch revolt, which finished during the 17th century. The Spanish colonies in the Netherlands rose because their Spanish rulers were not really interested in their needs and didn't solve any of their problems. Besides Calvinism was starting to spread like fire on hay and the Spanish were not only Catholic, but liked everybody in their territories to be Catholic as well.
Dutch revolt
The Dutch didn't exactly get their independence right away, but the way was paved. After the revolt a 12 year truce ensued, but as soon as Spain felt ready it attacked again, without much success. But war, beside expensive, is unpredictable. Who knows what might have happened if the French hadn't got involved? France and Spain had a strong mutual hatred and the French would befriend any of Spain's enemies. It became more of a war between France and Spain. Spain lost the war and territories and the right to be called a world power, bringing about the decline of the Spanish empire which the Anglo Spanish war helped cement.
On the home front things weren't going so great either. There were several revolts, including the Catalan revolt and the the Basque revolt among others, when the Count Duke of Olivares proposed raising taxes. For whatever reason the King relied completely a man with a record for causing trouble (his decisions had lead to the war with the Dutch and later France).
The last stroke would come from their neighbours. For some time now, Spain and Portugal had been joined in the Iberian Union, under Spanish rule. However when the Portuguese nobility began to lose their influence and power, when the Cortes and Portuguese posts were being occupied by the high Spanish classes, and when the taxes were raised by the Count Duke of Olivares, the Portuguese had had enough. How did they show their displeasure? By crowning their own king and expelling the Spanish from their country. They also befriended one of Spain's biggest enemies, England. In the end Spain was forced to recognize the Portuguese independence.
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Answer:
I believe it is a and b
Explanation:
observing their traits is not easier
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The economy of the New South was different from—and similar to—the economy of the past in the following way.
The New South is similar in that the use of labor to work the farmlands continued, not with the use of slaves as before Reconstruction, but with low paid labor that did not have the same rights and growth opportunities and whites had.
Let's remember that before the Civil War and Reconstruction, the economy of the South totally depended on slavery. Wealthy landlords had to use slaves to work in the large southern plantations to produce the kinds of crops that had to be exported to Europe.
After Reconstruction, there was no more slavery in the South, but cruel legislation such as the Jim Crow laws and the black codes severely limited the rights of African Americans.
The economy of the New South is different in that the industry of the North arrived at the South, offering different labor conditions to African Americans that used to depend on working in agriculture. The arrival of industries really changed the agricultural economy of the South, although event today agriculture plays an important role in the South, under different labor conditions.
