They both extended slavery. They both freed enslaved people. They both united the thirteen states. They both encouraged settlement. They both ordinances set aside plots of land for educational purposes. Hope this helps!!!
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gives the national government too much say in matters of State and local
concern. The American federal system recognizes strictly limited federal
involvement in matters of state and local concern arousing concern.</span>
The persron who served as a leader and was elected president in 1953 was Dwight D. Eisenhower
The two major outcomes were Germany, together with its allies, was forced to assume the whole responsibility for all the losses and all the damage caused.
Agriculture started becoming a big part of their everyday life. Certain plants produced material to make clothing, and fruits and vegetables were a great source of food. Europe's techniques, along with other's production, it turned out to be a great source of "teamwork". One would produce clothing/ food, as well as the others. They would each trade with one another, to make the process quite simple, yet fair, at the same time. This is actually what we use, to this day, considering we trade for money.
