How did slavery shape social and economic relations in the Old South?
A: Slavery separated blacks from whites(social), African Americans started to develop culture of their own which separate from white people; slaves made their plantations profitable(economic).
How was the North affected by this "Peculiar Institution"?
A: North became industrialized and didn't need slave but the south did; for farming and slaves farming was profitable, but mostly the North wasn't really affected by the Peculiar institution; they didn't need slaves.
Answer: In my opinion no because all they are doing is to protect the country I think they use the money to buy supplies and emergency funding which is caused by the crisis, natural disaster, or rapid changes in the price of commodities they spend most of the money on training and planning, maintenance of equipment, and most of the military healthcare system
Explanation: btw I really what to go to the military!!
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SORRY IT TOOK A WHILE
Overelliance on slaves,constant attacks from barbarians,rise of ottoman,byzantines,constantine,military overspending,inside corruption.
President Thomas Jefferson commissioned the Lewis and Clark
Expedition. It was the first American expedition to cross the western portions
of the US. They made their way westward through the continental divide of the
Pacific Coast with the primary objective of exploring and mapping the newly
acquired territory of US, tactical advances from British and other European
powers, and finding a route across the Western half of the continent. The
journey lasted from 1804 to 1806.
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Part of the expedition was leaning towards scientific and
economic discoveries. The three things discovered by Lewis and Clark were
plants, animal life, and different Native American tribes.<span> The
mission was a success and was duly recorded and was sent back to President
Jefferson.</span></span>
