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Philip II invaded England <span>to spread Catholicism.
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The correct answer is:
Abraham Lincoln.
Explanation:
Abraham Lincoln's election is seen as one of the reasons why Southern states seceded and the Civil War broke out.<em> </em><em>Southern states wanted slavery because it was a big source for their economic activities</em><em>, </em><em>and Lincoln wanted to stop slavery from spreading</em><em>,</em> even though he didn't said he was going to eradicate slavery, between his election day and the inauguration day seven Southern states had already seceded because they felt they were no longer represented by the Union.
Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth President of the United States and the first Republican President (1861-1865).
The first Dutch expedition arrived at the East Indies, a term which refers to the lands of South and Southeast Asia, in 1595 trying to access to spices directly from Asia. When the Dutch government recognized the potential of the East Indies trade had, with a 400% profit, and with the intention of dominating trade in Southeast Asia, they amalgamated the competing companies into the United East India Company, which was granted a contract to make trades across Asia, monopolizing initially the indigenous spices such as nutmeg, peppers, cloves and cinnamon and then the non-indigenous products like coffee, tea, cacao, tobacco, rubber, sugar and opium.
This Dutch hegemony reached their greatest extent in the early 20th century, becoming in one of the most valuable European enterprises under the Dutch Empire, which contributed to their global prominence.
The Nazi party built on people’s fears and used manipulative policies to drag the majority of the population to vote for them. The treaty of Versailles made a lot of Germans angry at the Allied powers. This hatred which the people had meant that they would vote for the Nazi party as they had strong views and wanted to protect Germanies rights as a country. They also wanted to implement the ideology of national socialism which was highly supported amongst Germans.
