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The development of the Atlantic economy also allowed colonists access to more British goods than ever before. The buying habits of both commoners and the rising colonial gentry fueled the consumer revolution, creating even stronger ties with Great Britain by means of a shared community of taste and ideas.
1. orphanages in general, so then people taking care of orphans have enough items to carry on.
2. poor hospitals that have many patients but not enough materials.
3. places where its possible to make depressed/poor kids' dreams come true
They lost control of territory in the Middle East, but preserved Turkey’s political independence, since after World War I the Ottoman Empire ceased to exist.
Well the <span> main </span>reason<span> that the </span>League<span> of </span>Nations failed<span>, was that the countries only thought for themselves. The absence of the U.S. was a large factor in the failure of the </span>League<span> of </span>Nations<span>, but the root cause of the failure of the </span>League<span> was that it had no real power.</span>
The Indians or other Puritans i believe
