Answer: Nineteenth Century, 1760 precisely
Explanation: According to Peter Stearns, in the book, Defining the Industrial Revolution, industrial revolution started two and half centuries ago in three waves.
The first revolution started in 1760 in the United States and Western Europe. The second wave second wave started on the shores of Russia and Japan and some parts of eastern and southern Europe including Canada and Australia from the 1880s. In the 1960s in the Pacific Rim, Turkey, Brazil, and other parts of Latin America, the third wave started. Each major wave of industrialization got into other societies that were not outrightly industrialized affecting their basic social and economic relationships.
Great Britain and France placed the new formed United States in the middle of their conflict by pressuring the United States to take sides.
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B. Tropical Savanna= Bengal Tiger
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Influence of Earth's physical factor on population density is explained below:
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- Earth's physical factors influence the population density in such a way that it becomes the key determinant for people to choose where they should reside.
- earth has both extremes of surviving in a particular area of non-survival areas were humans cannot survive.
- People most probably choose the areas of survival based on their basic needs the support their survival (for example source of food, water resource, climate conditions, availability of life-supporting resources, etc)
- When population increases in an area the birth rate also increases with a greater number of young people and age structure becomes a pyramid representation with young people existing more than old ones.
Answer: Charles Sumner
Explanation: On May 20, 1856, Senator Charles Sumner made a speech denouncing "The Crime Against Kansas" and the Southern leaders whom he regarded as complicit, including Brooks's first cousin once removed, Senator Andrew Butler.[1]:7 Sumner compared Butler with Don Quixote for embracing a prostitute (slavery) as his mistress, saying Butler "believes himself a chivalrous knight".