Christianity is the most widely practiced in europe
That phenomenon is not really connected with being near the coast.
It's more a matter of places that were once conquered and re-named,
mostly by the Spaniards.
Conquest and subjugation of the local indigenous population, you see,
was a brave, heroic, macho accomplishment, which made them really
feel good. So when they erased the names that the local people had
given the places, they very often re-named the places in honor of their
king, or in honor of religious figures such as Saints ... "San" for a male
saint, and "Santa" for a female one.
At great distances from the coasts, you have San Antonio, Santa Fe,
Saint Louis, etc.
Answer:The most vivid and important of these were the 13 American colonies, Canada, Indian Subcontinent, Southern and Northern Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. All of our world's leading countries today have been imperialized by Great Britain in the past.
Explanation:
Absolutely horrendous. There were no Child labor laws, meaning that children would face practical slave labor and unsafe conditions while working in factories. The machines in these factories were anything but safe, and it was not uncommon for someone to lose a finger, and/or die due to an affect of the machine. There were almost no laws in place at this time to change this.
