The correct answer here is that they enacted policies that would benefit the merchants.
In mercantilism, the point was to take all the raw materials from the colonies for the mainland, for example the Great Britain. Those materials would be used to create goods which would then be sent and sold back to the colonies. That task fell to merchants who used the deals with the government to set their shop in the colonies and sell their goods. In return they paid for the army.
Diseases were spread and the soil was ruined in some parts. I hope this helped
The correct answer is Tenements.
They were often overcrowded and unsanitary which is why they stopped being useful after a while.
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because observers couldn't properly discern the relationship between causes and effects: financial policies were too quick to come and go through the 1830s and 1840s, and there were too many confounding factors like the Gold Rush.
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It was Sparta verses Athens and they did have many battles. But..... what is your question
