Virtually no big war in one stable government for over 250 years.
<span>As commerce flourished and the merchant class gradually gained economic power during these peaceful years, a new urban culture developed and it became very sophisticated. </span>
<span>The literacy rate in Edo was estimated about 70-80%, whereas Paris was about 10%, London was about 20%, in 18th. Century. Infrastructures, like Sewerage system, were well organized and the streets were kept clean. </span>
<span>The capital of commerce, Edo, had became the biggest city in the word. </span>
<span>On the other hand, citizens became very obedience to the government and democracy had not be developed.</span>
They said that it gave Southern states the right to decide whether to allow slavery.
No, Suleyman the Magnificent ruled 1520-1566 and Selim the Grim ruled 1512-1520, but both were Sultans of the Ottoman Empire.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. She wrote about her own experiences as a slave on a plantation." Harriet Beecher Stowe convince many Americans that slavery was wrong is that <span>She wrote about her own experiences as a slave on a plantation.</span>
