The last country to abolish slavery (in the Western world) was Brazil. It abolished slavery in 1888, by the time that almost 4 million slaves were transported from Africa to Brazil.
In the whole world, Mauritania was the last country to abolish slavery.
Answer:
One reason is that they moved to practice their own religion.
Explanation:
I know its not alot but hope it helps :)
Answer:
• Spain
• Morocco
• Tunis
Explanation:
Looking at the map, the Muslims kept conquering territory after 661 AD and eventually took over the cities of Tunis and Fez in Morocco.
They then crossed the mediterranean and took over most of Spain such that by 750 A.D. they had a foothold in western Europe under the Moorish Muslims.
The Spanish eventually pushed the Muslims out during the Reconquista.
Im pretty sure one of the main reasons is because of the treaty system
The answer is <span>deforestation
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Deforestation was taking place in the United States at an alarming rate. According to Roosevelt, this would have catastrophic consequences for America's natural resources.
The square deal had 3 basic aims:
1. Conservation of Natural Resources
2. Control of Large corporations
3. To protect the General Consumer
He tried to extend the square deal in his second term but it was blocked by the Congress.
