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There were many causes of the Civil War. Some were The Northwest Ordinance, The Compromise of 1850, Kansas VS Nebraska (Bleeding Kansas), The Missouri Compromise, ect. The Civil War was mostly caused because of slavery. The north were against slavery, the south thought they should have Popular Sovereignty (the people chose if they wanted slaves).
Answer:
The correct answer is Turkey.
Explanation:
Asia Minor (or Anatolia) was a geographic region in south-western Asia, which nowadays represents the Asian part of modern Turkey and some parts of Armenia.
Alexander the Great defeated Persians in the Battle of the Granicus (334-333 BC), and after that proceeded with the conquest of Asia Minor. Most of the cities surrendered without a fight, but he experienced some difficulties while conquering some cities of Miletus, Halicarnassus, and Mylasa.
According to the legend, in the ancient capital, Gordium, Alexander cut the famous Gordian Knot that made him a King of Asia.
Besides Asia Minor, his empire also included Macedonia, Greece, Syria, Judea, Phoenicia, Egypt, Gaza, Mesopotamia, Persia, Bactria and some parts of India.
1. Unequal distribution of wealth. There was not a large middle class. <span>While wages were rising for the majority of workers, they were not keeping pace with the increase in the cost of living or the wealth in the hands of the industrialists and others in the upper income classes. </span>
<span>2. There was over speculation in the Stock Market, which was not regulated. </span>
Answer: to sell products at the lowest possible price.
Explanation:
Climate change and the potential depletion of natural resources should be already, and should continue influencing, every policymaking activities both in the public and private spheres.
In global politics, for the consecution of economic modernization and welfare for citizens, profit maximization and economic growth cannot be the only objectives taking into account. Sustainability has to come in the first place. Pollution and other negative externalities caused by the national production and economic systems have to be limited by governments, instead of fostered because they generate economic profit (which is the case in reality many times). In the long run, such policies are unsustainable and will bring very negative consequence at the global level.