When Napoleon III became emperor in 1852, Paris was the biggest city in Continental Europe. It was the center for commerce, fashion, art and finance. It has beautiful buildings but these were surrounded by slums. Napoleon III began to solve the main problems of the city: the water shortage, overcrowded slums, sewer system and the narrow roads, making Paris the most beautiful city in Europe.
The increase in trade during the Renaissance led to an Age of Exploration. During this era of discovery, European explorers searched for new trade routes to Asia, new people to convert to Christianity, and new lands to conquer in the name of their kings at home. ... These changes led to the “rise” of Western Europe.
For Number 1, the Dred Scott Case said <span>a slave who had spent part of his life in non-slave territory, could not sue for his freedom in a federal court.</span>
Of the four fictional characters, I think that Jeremy Shrimpton had the easiest time in surviving Colonial America.
Jeremy Shrimpton was a wigmaker. Wigmakers were in high demand in England and Colonial America because of their expertise. The wigmakers unique skill and talent ensure them a large market for their products. So, it is safe to assume that Jeremey Shrimpton enjoys the prestige and sales of being a wigmaker.
<span>The other fictional characters had the following designations in life:
Louis Timothy was a rice farmer.
Debora Riedhauser was house servant.
Akachi was a slave.</span>
