I'm not very sure of the answer but i did find a timeline that might help you figure out who ruled from the 1200s to the mid 1300s.
https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/timeline_1200.html
Explanation:
If richer regions can attract more investment than poorer regions because of their larger ex ante tax bases, then fiscal federalism adversely affects the growth prospects of poorer regions by reducing the resources available for either central or regional governments to fund valuable projects in poorer regions.Often geographical constraints, market imperfections, government policies, a lack of law & order, identity, per capita income and various socio-economic reasons can contribute to regional disparity such that some regions are more backward than other areas falling within the same nation
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Answer:
After months of fierce debate, on November 15, 1777, the Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation, which established a unicameral legislature that served as the fledgling nation’s governing authority until 1788. The Continental Congress effectively transformed a collection of disparate colonies into a country under a functioning central government, and the Articles of Confederation served as the constitution of the new United States—until 1789
Explanation:
It appears A. and B. took place on the same date, April 19, 1775, but those two were the earliest, and for D., the poem was published on 1781, but it is based on the actions of Paul Revere on April 18, 1775. So, if you mean the poem, A./B. is the answer, but if it the actions, it would be D.
California declared its independence in June 1846, and became a very short-lived California Republic until July. The News that did not reach California then was that of the developments of the Mexican-American War. California did not want to remain a part of Mexico, as it felt neglected by it. However, they did not know that US Congress had already declared war on Mexico on May 13, because at that time there were no efficient means of communication on the continent.
