The correct answer of this question is option C. America's victory at Yorktown helped the Continental Army remove all British barracks from New Jersey. This was the final battle during the American Revolution. The Americans won with the help of the French.
<span>The term renaissance typically refers to the European Renaissance, which spans the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries. The European Renaissance originated in Italy and quickly spread throughout Europe and was marked by political stability, as well as the significant advancements in areas such as technology, culture, art, and others. There is controversy in the meaning, as it is typically explained as a time of great progressive values shared by all. In fact, the renaissance, particularly between the late 14th century and the mid 15th century, was marked by general air of "againstness", as explained by Bob Duggan at Big Think. The most powerful organizations in the known world, most notably the Catholic Church, was challenged on all fronts and from within. As most of the artists of the renaissance are known for their work with the Church, the idea of religious art is seen as one of the first areas effected by the change.</span>
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Life in the South was rough that is why many people moved to New York to find a better living situation and in turn they created a movement that changed the United States. The Harlem Renaissance changed America through literature, politics and entertainment. First, The Harlem Renaissance changed America through literature.
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Governor of Virginia between 1641 to 1652, Sir William Berkeley (1605-1677) is well-known for playing the key role in <em>Bacon's Rebellion</em> (1676). The revolt was provoked because of the special privileges the governor provided to the ones who were closed to him. In addition, the high prices of taxes and low prices of tobacco. Mainly, the anger of the revolts was because of the preferences towards Berkeley's closest. If he would have ruled Virginia with equality it is possible that the problems of the state could have been solved differently.
