<span>The correct answer here is the last option. The settlement movement was
created in 1880s as a reformist movement whose goal was to help the poor and
improve their lives. Their plan was to this by getting the wealthy and the poor
to share an interdependent community. The settlement movement hoped to achieve
this by opening the “settlement houses” where someone from the middle class who
volunteered would live and improve the living conditions of their poorer neighbors</span>
Answer:
I don't understand the question!
Explanation:
Do you mean the role played in ww1 was fulfilled by the U.S not us!
The early 1800s is the pre-industrial era in Europe. The answer would be A. The Roman Empire because by the 1800s, the Roman Empire had a complicated network of coastal shipping and roads with large cities by the Mediterranean and they traded with India and China for goods.
PROVINCIAL CONGRESSES.<span> Between 1775 and 1776, the term "provincial congress" (in some colonies "provincial convention") was used to describe the primary revolutionary body managing the transition of power from traditional colonial legislative assemblies to independent state legislatures. Inasmuch as the traditional assemblies had been perceived as the "people's house," from the early seventeenth century on, it was natural that the popularly elected provincial congresses saw themselves as transitory representatives meeting in lieu of legally considered lower houses of the colonial legislatures. In sum, the Americans were inventing government as they went along. In most emerging states the provincial congresses were curious blends of revolutionary agencies and traditional conservators of representative self-government characteristic of colonial America. The provincial congresses took legitimacy from the recognition accorded them by the First and Second Continental Congresses, themselves the embodiment of revolutionary transitional government based on American understanding of traditional English liberties.</span>
Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh started the Vietnamese Communist Party and also has a city named after him.
