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An advantage of Sparta in the Peloponnesian War was its powerful army, and an advantage of Athens was its great wealth. However, Athens's army was also strong, and Sparta had some strategic limitations. In addition, the Athenian political system proved to be a critical weakness as well, prone as it was to turmoil and instability.
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The Congress of Vienna was a meeting held in Austria from late 1814 to june 1815, where ambassadors of different European states (such as <u><em>Great Britain, Russia, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, The Netherlands, France, Sweden, Switzerland) </em></u>chose diplomatically the new borders<u><em>. </em></u>
The meeting was mainly to confirm that France would loss the annexed territories between 1795 and 1810, these territories had been conquered by Napoleon I and the boundaries were remade after the defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo in the period of time that is known as the Hunder days (called like that after the Napoleon's failed attempt to restore his empire).
The purpose wasn't only to give the lands back to their former countries, but also to make arrangemets that would give the nations involved the ideal conditions for growing.
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They passed the Jim Crow Laws.
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Jim Crow laws was the widespread unofficial name of laws on racial segregation in some southern states during the post-Reconstruction period, that went from 1890 to 1964.
After the Civil War, which freed blacks from slavery, the federal government took steps to ensure their civil and political rights through the passing of the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments to the Constitution, and Civil Rights Acts of 1866 and 1875. In response, Southern Democrats passed local laws that severely restricted the rights of the black minority, as well as Indians who refused deportation to Oklahoma and remained under the jurisdiction of the US government in the southeastern states.
The beginning of the "Jim Crow Laws" era is considered to be 1890, when racial segregation on the railroad was introduced in Louisiana. By 1915, every southern state had passed laws that established segregation in educational institutions, hotels, shops, restaurants, hospitals, transportation, and toilets. There were also restrictions related to voting: electoral tax and literacy test, which applied only to blacks.
