Answer:
Manifest Destiny
Explanation:
Destined to expand westward by God
The woman is bringing the light from the East to the dark west. The lady represents the West influencing the South in a good way. Examples are education and new technologies seen through the book she is holding and a telegraph wire. she is bringing "light" to the dark west by doing this
African Americans help streagthen the Republican Party in the south in a way that Republican party with their support of reforms in teh SOuth made the party the most approachable for African AMericans tehrfore African AMericans in teh south become their basic electorate
<u>Answer:</u>
The correct answer option is a. 1920s.
<u>Explanation:</u>
In 1920's, a social and intellectual movement broke out in Harlem, New York which is known as the Harlem/Manhattan Black Renaissance.
This explosion based on the new African-American cultural expressions over the urban regions of Mid-West and North-East of the United States of America, affected the African-American Great Migration.
Moreover, many black writers from the African and the Caribbean colonies who were residing in Paris were influenced by the Harlem Renaissance, though it was centered in Harlem neighborhood.
Cities by rivers
On top of hills for defense
Alps Mountains
Tiber River
Latium Plain
Mediterranean Sea- sea trade
Mild climate - grains, citrus, olives, grapes
Answer:
c) try to find new trade routes to Africa and Asia
Explanation:
Finding new trade routes to Africa and Asia is a good way to gain a competitive advantage over other European, rival states. This in fact what Portugal first, and later Spain, did during the later years of the 1400s.
The motivation was that the Ottoman Empire controlled the Eastern Mediterranean, and this prevented Western European nations from trading with East Asia and the Middle East with ease.
Portugal opted to look for new routes around Africa, and the Indian Ocean, while Spain decided to look for a new route throught the west, which led to the arrival of Columbus in the Americas in 1492.
