I think the answer to your question is Pilgrims. They fled and separated from the Church of England to avoid persecution. In addition to this, t<span>hey wanted to be free to organize their religion.</span><span>
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In general, William Shakespeare was known for "<span>c. writing dozens of plays about human nature that expanded the English language" He wrote countless plays that are by far the most famous every written to date.</span>
<span>ordered a draft of all men of military age in 1863.The law was badly framed,</span>
The correct answer is It expanded trade to include Greek, Roman, Arab, and Indian merchants.
Meroe's founders were Cousites, or Ethiopians. Mural paintings and sculptures clearly show their African characteristics. Egyptian culture left its mark on Méroe, but near the end of the second millennium BCE, Ethiopia broke free from Egypt's control.
In the latter part of the eighth century BCE, Ethiopia really conquered Egypt and dominated it for about 60 years. So, while many imagine that Egypt was the only empire to emerge from Africa, this is not true. One of the Ethiopian rulers during the eighth century BCE, King Tiraca, is even mentioned in the Bible.
