Plantation owners needed big quantity's of on hand labor to grow tobacco, rice, and indigo.
Germany had the urge to split its region between the Protestants in the north and the Catholics in the south because of the rising conflicts in these religious factions at the time of the "Age of Reformation." The continuous tensions between these two factions could rattle the political structure of Germany.
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In 1908, Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia, a country next to Serbia. This occurred on October 6th, 1908. There was a state of international tension which eventually led to it's fall.
Answer:
A.
Liberalism expected equal rights for all people within a state, while nationalism favored a specific identity based on culture.
Explanation:
According to the given question, the differences between Liberalism and nationalism in the early nineteenth century are that Liberalism expected equal rights, while nationalism favored a specific identity based on culture.
Nationalism is simple the identity of a group of people based on culture and/or nationality.
