I do not know the answer, but if I were to guess, that it would be the one about plantations.
Plantations were hotspots of manual labor, specifically slaves. And when slaves were outlawed the plantation owners lose there main source of “profit” (aka the need to not pay workers for manual labor and instead use that money to get more laborers) it seems like the logical answer to me.
Also using process of elimination we know that the war could have spilt the country in two. So the union was indeed saved.
Spain
Spain held the lands south of Georgia, called Spanish Florida.
Florida was one of the first areas settled by the Spanish. The first permanent settlement for the Spanish was located in Florida--St. Augustine. The land was thought to contain the fountain of youth and was explored by early Spanish settlers but never became the center of their colony.
B. public schools, women’s <span>colleges, and new reading books.
i took the same test and that was right.</span>
the council of Trent summoned by Henry the V, king of 3 kingdoms at the time, Spain, Netherlands and Holy Roman Emperor of the Reich, tis was in 1545.
It was the pinnacle of the Church Reformation, and it dictated new practices for their priests. Though it was held without consent from the Pope, most of the Vatican clergy attended.
