The primary initial cause of the war of 1812, were the economic sanctions placed on the United States by England and France. These sanctions crippled U.S. trade. The U.S., under Jefferson, retaliated with embargoes which eventually hurt the Americans far more than the British. The Americans first attack was Lower Canada.
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In the years before the Civil War, the North had surged forward with industrial production and this led to the emergence of a large urban population and indeed a larger population than the South as many people came to work there. The North also had a lot of rail lines to transport their goods and ship building yards to send goods abroad.
This was in contrast to the South that was mostly rural and depended a lot of plantations. Rail lines were not as much and industry compared to the North was significantly backward. Their population was also significantly less than the North.
This influenced the outcome of the war in Union favor because the Union was able to field more soldiers who were also better equipped and could be moved around the country relatively quickly to support multiple fronts. The ships built by the North were able to blockade the South and deny them any international support as a result.
People can resolve and adopt on their own to follow God's law or not. This is the amount of individual responsibility mentioned under rule of law in Judaism. How strict a Jew is in practicing the conventions of Judaism will be based on how much love he has towards the divinity.
Judaism has a set of laws and it signifies every aspects of life. It adds religious significance to every aspect of life. It originated from Taro and Rabbis laws.
All the ordinary, routine and trivial acts of everyday life are connected to divinity under Jewish law. It considers that an individual fulfills his duty and responsibilities in his birth based on how much love he has towards God.
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B
Explanation:
Two Houston surgeons, Michael E. DeBakey and Denton Cooley, have been in the forefront in developing heart surgery and heart transplantation. DeBakey and his team performed the first successful coronary artery bypass graft procedure on November 23, 1964.
