Answer:
1. Support
2. made imported goods more expensive to buy than American-made goods and the money is used by the government on transportation
3. Oppose
4. would make exchanged foreign manufactured goods more expensive.
Explanation:
Considering the antebellum period which lasted between 1783 to 1861 which is characterized by the development of northern and southern economies albeit in different ways.
During this period, The North "SUPPORTED" higher tariffs because tariffs MADE IMPORTED GOODS MORE EXPENSIVE TO BUY THAN AMERICAN-MADE GOODS AND THE MONEY IS USED ON TRANSPORTATION.
The South OPPOSED higher tariffs because tariffs WOULD MAKE EXCHANGED FOREIGN MANUFACTURED GOODS EXPENSIVE
The positive effects of getting California is that it's closer to Asia, and California side of the nation at the time could have open territory to conquer.
Romanesque architecture is obsessed in semi-circular arches,
massive walls, barrel wall roofs (barrel vault) and decorative arcades
(succession or arches on a walkway). It is markedly different from Gothic
architecture, which is characterized by use of pointed arches. If you are
thinking about fairy-tale castles and stuff, you are probably looking at some
elements of that architecture. Romanesque architecture flourished approximately
6th to 11th centuries, and it is widely adopted by
castles, monasteries, and churches. It got its name probably because of the
arches, which is a feature typical in Ancient Roman architecture. Actually, the
word Romanesque was coined in the 18th century.
Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
Directed their attention at improving urban living conditions, is the right answer.
Arose in the decade of 1880's and peaked in or around 1920's in England and the U.S. the settlement movement was a reformist civil movement. The main goal of this movement was to induce the rich and the poor of the community together in both bodily vicinity and social interconnectedness. People associated with this group gave the main focus on the establishment of "settlement houses" in the poor metropolitan areas.
