Answer:
Sure, this statement it's right.
Explanation:
Certainly, one of the most important aspects to consider about World War I was the arms race (or Armed Peace for some historians). At the end of the 19th century, several European countries began to seek political and Belic power, only to stand out over the others. Many of them unified their territories just recently (Germany and Italy, for example), and they wanted to be seen and regarded. The nationalism and the fear to be attacked by another country created this tension which would leads, among several other events, to World War I.
The election of Abraham Lincoln split the United States tremendously. With the election of Lincoln, southerners feared that their way of life was in danger. They felt that Lincoln's election would eventual result in outlawing the institution of slavery.
This fear caused southern states to take dramatic action. Roughly one month after the election of Lincoln, South Carolina seceded (left) the United States. After South Carolina, states like Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi seceded as well. Ultimately the secession of states like this resulted in the creation of the Confederate States of America, which sets the scene for the Civil War.
The primary concern of the Anti-Federalists was that the Constitution would take power away from the people, so they insisted on including a Bill of Rights, which explicitly outlined the most essential rights for citizens.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
There is no way it isint D.Got to be.
