Answer:
C.) Job loss
Explanation:
A.) is incorrect because protectionism is reduced when countries engage in more trade agreements. Reducing protectionism is generally seen as a good thing. Protectionism involves protecting a country's economy mainly by taxing imports. The fact that countries are willing to participate in more trade with other countries directly opposes this theory.
B.) is incorrect because sanctions involve decreasing trade with other countries. Sanctions are some form of penalties a country places on another to pressure or protect themselves against that country. Sanctions make it more difficult to purchase international products and can negatively impact domestic businesses and citizens.
C.) is correct because this is the only negative consequence of more trade agreements. When trade expands, citizens have an easier time buying products from other countries. If citizens begin to purchase less domestic products, some companies may lose business. With less business comes more lay offs and lost jobs.
D.) is incorrect because tariffs would be loosened if trade agreements are reached. Tariffs are taxes placed on items entering a country that are meant to discourage international purchases. Lower taxes on foreign items makes the products cheaper for consumers.
A series of trade restrictions introduced by Britain to impede American trade with France, a country with which Britain was at war;<span> the impressment of U.S. seamen into the Royal Navy, and you can find more reasons on google if you look up " causes of the war of 1812"</span>
The simple answer here is because of slavery.
Answer:
Lewis Grandison Alexander
Sterling A. Brown
Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.
Explanation:
I believe that one main reason why is 1. Woodrow Wilson (Who was a democrat) he believed that he did not need to bring anyone from the Senate, which was a Republican :) (I hope this helps! I read this from the internet, I was gonna post it to you but I dont know if its against the rules of Brainly :) If not let me know, and ill send the link)
