The woman in the middle of the painting seen putting down telegraph lines is representative of "American Progress." Imagery is everywhere: the farmers tilling the ground, trains and people moving towards the West, Columbia (as the woman is named) laying down telegraph lines, and Native Americans and Buffalo being driven out. Most of the painting is accurate of what was happening at the time: rapid Western expansion and the push-out of the Native Americans who lived in the lands.
The most important form of imagery in this painting is Columbia. In the painting, she guides the settlers and clears the clouds above her, evoking emotion and instilling the idea of Manifest Destiny within people who view the painting.
A. Whether the United States should adopt a socialist economic system
b. Whether women should be allowed to compete with men for prestigious jobs
c. How much the government should become involved in modifying the effects of the free market
d. The degree to which the workforce needs to be forced into vital economic jobs
e. <span>Whether the economy should be structured so as to increase American military power
The correct answer is c: </span>How much the government should become involved in modifying the effects of the free market republican believe that the government should not be involved with the effect of free market, as the market should regulate itself, while democratic believe that a form of control could help in mitigating the major turnaround of the market.
Answer:
A) Ethnic division created a massive inferiority between Caucasians and African-Americans. It lead to many wars including the Civil War (April 12, 1861 – April 9, 1865.)
B) Maritime empires had a major role in slavery and ethnic division mainly because they were of the first to purchase slaves from the African countries.
C) The Land Based and Maritime empires are similar in the way that they both had an influence on the division and segregation of the people In almost every European country and also the new world discovered in 1492.
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