Nope, that's false. Latin wasn't very easy to spell.
The England situations during the midst years reflected extraordinary changes that were occurring in both country and urban regions. Monetary changes focused on sheep and the interest of woolen material.
To change a gathering framework, it takes powers more grounded than the party does. Before the Civil, we had two national gatherings, which were each about similarly isolated among Northern and Southern wings. Moreover, afterward, things occurred. The Mexican War realized inquiries on how to deal with recently vanquished and recently settled domains, for example, in the contention over the Wilmot Provision.
The correct answer is "D".
The industrial revolution which occurred in Great Britain in the second half of the 18t century brought a series of massive changes not only in the economy but also in society. The introduction of machines made it possible for less skilled workers such as women and children to work in the factories. This improved the overall economy of households, as more members were economically active.
<span>confidence placed in a person by making that person the nominal owner of property to be held or used for the benefit of one or more others.
So I would go with B</span>
A wave of immigration inspired nativist politicians to pass laws forcing immigrants to pass a literacy test, and to create a QUOTA SYSTEM.
In other words they were completely against immigrants.
