The line was important because it was established that any new western state that would be south of the line could be a slave state, while any new state in the west north of the line would be a slave free zone. This was done according to the Missouri compromise when slavery was an issue once more in 1850. The line also became the northern border of Texas when it was later added to the union.
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The answer is D, The Spaniards took advantage of the Aztecs.
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The Aztecs thought that the Spaniards where their gods, who where white figures coming to take residence in the empire and if the Aztecs did not give them what they wanted they would be killed by the Spaniards. So the Spaniards took all their lavish clothes and gold. The Spaniards kept this up for a while but eventually the Spaniards attacked and destroyed the Aztecs.
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Patrick had previously been in Ireland working as a slave, but had escaped to Gaul where he became a Christian Priest. ... Thus Ireland became a land of saints and scholars. Their influence spread outside Ireland. St Colum Cille and his followers broight Christianity to Scotland in 563 and northern England by 627. Christianity flourished in Ireland producing many disciples who built monasteries all over Ireland. They taught languages, literature, and art becoming renowned all over Europe. Not only did this attract Scholars to Ireland it also became a target for Viking raids all over the island.
Several different groups of people moved West. Among them were Mormons, gold seekers, adventurists and those running away from debt. Reasons for the moves varied but the biggest reason was that people were looking for a fresh start, freedom to practice their religion and just generally a better life.