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C. It would damage agriculture in Russia.
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E. It would threaten the power of nobles.
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The solidified part is also known as a casting, which is ejected or broken out of the mold to complete the process. Casting materials are usually metals or various time setting materials that cure after mixing two or more components together; examples are epoxy, concrete, plaster and clay.
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Limited jurisdiction is the type of jurisdiction that the state and local trial courts have.
Answer: What introduced unification was <em>Zollverein</em> (German custom union) which eliminated customs among German states (principalities). Prussia was the most important actor whereas Austria was eliminated from Zollverein because of its highly protectionist attitude (Prince and Austrian kanzler von Metternich who defined Austrian policy till 1848 was against). <em>Zollverein</em> treaties were negotiated already in 1830s. Another factor was increasing importance (military and political) of Prussia that desired unification of Germany (at that time nonexistent). First significant Zollverein led to foundation of North German Confederation (1867) which was able to make economic agreements with its northern neighbours (Sweden and Norway). This was a political and economic context of German industrial revolution.
Explanation: Prussia did not have any significant rival among German states. Austria was already in decadence. When Metternich left Austrian court Austria was increasingly falling behind. Moreover Austria as a multinational state had a great disadvantage of growing nationalism.
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were able to advance through cultural exchange
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The three biggest religions by followers, the Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism all started at some place and then started to spread around on much larger area. All three religions managed to advance through cultural exchange, and managing to get lot of followers in the process. It has to be noted though that the Buddhism was actually the only of the three that spread around in a totally peaceful manner. The Christianity and Islam did spread through cultural exchange, but very often they also forced the people to convert to their religion. The Christianity has abandoned that method, while the Islam is the only of the three that still practices such measures in the present.
