I think it's C cuz this was the British disadvantages
Before the American Civil War in 1854, and until the end of the period known as Reconstruction, it was possible to distinguish a radical faction in the Republican Party of the United States, integrated by slavery and secessionism eradication encouragers, opposed by a Conservative faction led by President Abraham Lincoln, and integrated by the anti-abolitionist and the anti-reconstruction Democratic Party.
The Radical Republicans sought to punish and destroy the political power of former slave owners, to establish civil rights for former slaves and the full implementation of emancipation, giving freed US slaves the right to vote. In contrast, the Moderate Republicans' goals promoted a modest position in order to bring the South back into the American Union as quickly as possible.
The Jewish people were
stigmatized that time and they were treated as the Christians’ worst opponents.
The Christians in Europe were terrified that the Jews would spread their
teachings. If this happens the Christian belief would lose supporters in the
end. Jews were deprived of getting hired for jobs that time, too, even though
they are skilled enough.
The answer is option A. The taxpayer’s employer
England Could not be defeated is something most colonists believed. After all, if it was not for the support of the French, the United States probably would have been a British colony for quite some time.
The Colonies needed the protection of British Troops- Who else is going to help protect America from foreign invasion.
<span>The cost of independence would be too high in human lives.
Many colonists relied on Britain for imports such as paper, glass, tea.
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