<span>Well during the Golden Age of Greece, the term "Greece" wasn't yet in use.
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The correct answer is D.
The Texas Annexation into the United States of America took place in 1845. The majority of the Texian population supported it. But, on the US side, the main political parties opposed it because of the importance of slavery in that territory. Moreover, it could start a conflict with Mexico, that had not acknowledged yet the independence of their former Northern province, although it has seceded ten years before.
Therefore, it was the spark with gave rise to the Mexican-American War (1846-1848)
Alexander the Great committed numerous acts of violence and destruction as a military leader, including destroying the ancient city of Persepolis and knocking down prominent statues and religious figures.<span> Alexander the Great had a bold, brash personality and a short temper. He drank heavily and resorted to violent means to solve even small dilemmas; this personality proved ideal for the military, but got Alexander into trouble among civilians</span>
What is now the state of Florida
The defeat of the Ottoman at the battle of Lepanto in the
year 1571 was a sign that the focus of the European states was shifting from the
Mediterranean to Atlantic. The battle of
Lepanto was a naval engagement in southwestern Greece’s waters between the
Christian forces of the Ottoman Turks and Holy League during the Ottoman
campaign to acquire the island of Cyprus in Venetian.
