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A. both Europe and Japan had distinct social hierarchies during this period. This rules out B and C. D is false because christianity was present in Japan.
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The Nullification Crisis was caused by the political idea of the states’ rights.
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- In the initial decades after the US declared independence, the issue of trade and tariffs kept on surfacing for a long time.
- To get rid of the tariffs imposed by the union, the 'state of South Carolina' passed an ordinance to declare the tariffs of the union 'null and void' within the boundaries of the state.
- This gave birth to growing 'tensions' between the 'union' and the 'state of South Carolina' over the issue of states' right to pass such an ordinance. The crisis came to be known as the 'Nullification Crisis'.
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Monoculture
Explanation:
Rising human numbers have increased pressure on the land; selective agriculture or monoculture (the use of one or two favored crops) has reduced biodiversity.
In the 17th century the Dutch practised monoculture (spices) in the Indonesian colony for the benefit of the Dutch Republic and a little later the British in India cultivated opium in large quantities for the Chinese market.
During the classic Maya empire (roughly from 200 to 800 C.E.) the main crops were just corn (sacred in all Mesoamerica) and beans.
There is an interesting monocultural parallel with certain crops (marihuana, avocado) produced in Mexico nowadays, there is one difference though:
Corn, beans and gourds were necessary for surviving; spices, opium and marihuana were not.
The danger in it lies in the fact that Lenin believed that the party leadership must be obeyed without question since the party was the will of the people so questioning its leadership would be questioning the entire population of the country. This is dangerous because the leadership might make harmful decisions but the people would not be allowed to question it.
Germany and Russia were in a war and the Russians were pressuring the Germans heavily from the east. The Germans believed that if they helped Lenin help back he would disrupt the government which would create problems in the Russian war effort, which more or less did happen since the Soviets left the war after the Bolshevik revolution
For starters, he had to be smuggled back into Russia since he was a wanted fugitive and was in exile. Another was that he had to organize an entire coup and a revolution since it would be impossible for him and his supporters to get power in the country in a legal way since communism was more or less banned and people would be arrested.
