After the famine hit the 12 tribes of Israel migrated to Egypt from their original land of Canaan to live there. At first life was good for the people of Israel and it remained so for some time but then the people of Israel got enslaved by the people of Egypt and this lasted for a long time.
Leader Henry Clay<span> designed a compromise, which failed to pass in early 1850, due to opposition by both pro-slavery southern Democrats, led by </span>John C. Calhoun<span>, and anti-slavery northern Whigs.</span>
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The Byzantine Empire's economy has always been regarded among the most strongest in the Mediterranean for several centuries. Their solid presence in Constantinople gave them a significant advantage as it was the center of a trading network that ran all throughout Eurasia into North Africa. With trading as their stong suit and a State that tightly controlled both internal and foreign transaction, they were set up for success. The one factor that set them apart has to be <u>their inmplementation of coinage</u>, which consolidated a monopoly around the Byzantine empire.
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