No, it is false that American nationalism stemmed from the Spanish-American War and the colonies she received from that victory, since a sense of nationalism was present ever since the Revolutionary War, when the colonies separated from Britain.
Answer:
Explanation:
Agriculture was the mainstay of the Chinese, Indian, and Ottoman Empire, in the 18th century. The governments hence focused tax burden on farmers.
The scholars were not the focal point. Also, the governments did not give support to the farmers in times of agrarian conflicts.
If the governments supported - both with money and favourable policies - the industrial revolution of the time would have been present in the 3 countries.
<span>The United States change socially between
1776 and 1870 when declared the 13th ammendment that abolished the
slavery. That there will be neither slavery nor involuntary serviture except as
a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted. Then
the 14th ammendment declared which defined a citizen as any person
born or naturalized in the US. This addresses citizenship rights and equal
protection of the laws and was porposed in the response to issues related to
fromer slaves following the Americal Civil War. Then lastly, the 15th
amendments that prohibits denying the right to vote to someone because of their
race. These 3 amendments apparently change the United States change socially. </span>
