Hey,
Jamestown settlers experimented with GLASSBLOWING, VINEYARD cultivation, and even silkworm farming. Despite efforts to diversify
the economy, by the end of the 1620s only one crop was drawing a fair market price in England: tobacco.
Yes it was justifiable
1. they needed food
2. they needed more cloth (clothing)
sorry this is all i got for you hope this is at least a little helpful :)
Answer:
No, he was not. Prosecution of Jews existed since the period when they all lived in their homeland.
Explanation:
Since the Babylonian captivity Jews were seen by certain elements as cause of problems. That is why in different periods they were prosecuted and even had to escape from the place where they lived. Spanish Inquisition during the reign of Isabelle and Ferdinand forced Jews to convert or to move away from Spain. Most of them spread across Europe, but in many of those countries they weren't always received as they hoped to.
<span>The Nobles made King John sign the document known as the Magna Carta, meaning Great Charter. This changed some certain rights. Before, the king could put anyone in jail without a cause or reason. But on the Magna Carta, there was the Habeas Corpus, which meant you have to have a reason to keep a person in jail. One of the more important laws was that even the King had to obey the law. This idea became one of the basic principles of English Government. - I hope this helps :)</span>
Answer:
In philosophy, economics, and political science, the common good (also commonwealth, general welfare, or public benefit) refers to either what is shared and beneficial for all or most members of a given community, or alternatively, what is achieved by citizenship, collective action, and active participation in the realm of politics and public service.
