Answer:
Because we have to understand the perspectives of those who were affected my 9/11 while also honoring the victims of the event.
Answer: Their lives were harsh. Slaves were often whipped, branded, or cruelly mistreated. Their owners could also kill them for any reason and would face no punishment.
1) German invasion of Poland on September 1st, 1939: this started officialy World War II.
2) Soviet invasion to Poland on September 17th, 1939: Polish troops were focused on the German invasion, the Soviets quickly gained Eastern Poland.
3) Winter War started on November 30th, 1939: The Soviet Red Army inaded Finland with over 500,000 troops. Although the Finns risisted heroically, they were outnumbered and forced to cede 11 territories.
4) German attack on France started on May 10th, 1940. Germany began the attack against Belgium, Holland and France. On May 13th the german troops emerged form the Ardennes.
5) Soviet occupation of Latvia on June 17th, 1940: The Soviets formed a new government organizing elections with only one list of approved candidates.
Agriculture and textile factories impacted the economic development of South Carolina in several ways:
i) The textile industries and factories that had emerged before the civil war became very important in the history of South Carolina. There was a ready supply of raw materials, and change of attitude towards the development of industry which led to the growth of textile industries in South Carolina.
ii) The emergence and growth of agricultural and textile industries led to urban development and the rise of the population through migrant migration and a natural increase due to increased food production.
iii) growing of rice led to most of South Carolina's economic success through the rise of rice milling factories that utilized water power drive pestles.
iv) During the civil war, the textile and agricultural factories industry operated to capacity supplying uniforms and weapons leading to revenue growth and economic development.
Answer:
The Spanish
Explanation:
King Ferdinand of Spain in 1492
