Answer:
Advancement of slavery
Explanation:
The invention of the Cotton Gin made the clean of the cotton faster, it saved time and it made possible for them to focus on planting and harvesting. This along with the increase of demand for cotton in Europe pushed for the expansion of slavery. The Southern states of the US produced 75% of the world’s cotton. The number of slaves in the US rose significantly with that, historians estimate that from 700 thousand slaves the number jumped to 3 million.
In contrast to Hinduism, which holds that there are various paths one can take to God, Buddhism holds that nirvana can be attained through the eightfold path and the four noble truths.
Hinduism holds that there are multiple gods, whereas Buddhism argues that there must be a God that no one knows about.
Thus, Option C is correct.
<h3>Does Buddhism believe in karma?</h3>
Buddhists strive to develop good karma and avert negative karma. The goal of Buddhism, however, is to completely escape the cycle of reincarnation, not just to accrue good karma and so be born into a happier condition.
These realms, while better than human life, are transient; even gods pass away.
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The industrialization was different...Europe was further advanced in industry than America was.
