Well the ending of the war in the Pacific with Japan, but leading into the looming thread of world destruction since our main Super Powers have them there is a constant threat with itchy fingures on thr button.
Constantine
Specifically, Constantine I, the 57th Emperor of the Roman Empire. He moved the capital to Byzantium, and renamed the city to Constantinople (now Istanbul). He was also the first Christian emperor.
The answer is D. Remote rivalries drove the cost of cotton down. Because of Abraham Lincoln's Union Blockade, the South was not ready to showcase their a huge number of parcels of cotton. He had the careful step that Europe would intercede with the fare of cotton, however they didn't. Accordingly, cotton generation expanded in different parts of the world (e.g. India and Egypt) influencing America to lose its imposing business model in the cotton business.
“We are at the end of our string. There is nothing more we can do.
The growth in suburban homes grew dramatically in the 1950´s. William Levitt, a Long Island building contractor, revolutionized the housing market by an extensive use of techniques of mass production in the construction of houses. These methods made the housing projects very affordable and soon many developments using these techniques arised, to the point that at the time they were called "Levittowns".
