Kola nuts, hides, leather goods, ivory, slaves, and gold from the southern forests of West Africa.
Answer:
It was paid for with state taxes.
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<span>Used to be that most people worked the land, producing just enough food for themselves, with a little left over for the nobility and merchant classes. Since land is limited the population was limited. With improved farming techniques the farmers started producing much more food, more than they needed to support their families. This allowed more mouths to be fed and led to a population explosion.
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Answer:
b. political distance
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the most likely barrier to expansion in this situation would be political distancing. This refers to differences in governmental laws, policies, and institutions, including but not limited to treaties and international relations. This is because all the types of distancing barriers that are being mentioned are all but non-existent in this situation.
Utilitarianism is an ethical theory in philosophy, also known as the ethics that define <em>the morality of actions</em>, it was developed by an English philosopher named Jeremy Bentham, and promoted by many other philosophers like John Stuart Mill.
The theory states that the best action is the one making the most overall happiness, or "<em>utility</em>", in reference to usefulness.
Among other statements framing those principals we have,
"<em>The greatest good for the greatest number</em>"
This "greatest happiness principle" states that moral actions are those that maximize utility, or happiness, for the greatest number of people.
Therefore, actions resulting in the greatest pleasure for the utility of society are the best actions.
And here we have the basic principles of utilitarianism:
- Pleasure or Happiness are the only things with Intrinsic value.
- Actions are right if they promote Happiness, and wrong if they produce unhappiness.
- Everyone's Happiness counts equally.
Thereby, the ethical principle that states that remark is:
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the collective utilitarian principle"
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