<em>De acuerdo con el general (r) Juan Salcedo Lora, los antecedentes del Estatuto de Seguridad están asociados a varios hechos violentos motivados, presuntamente, por los movimientos guerrilleros que desembocaron en el paro cívico del 14 de septiembre de 1977, convocado por las centrales obreras que se agruparon en el ...</em>
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The Liberator was the <span>most popular abolitionist publication in the 19th century, published by William Lloyd Garrison.
Answer: The Liberator</span>
<span>To recruit more troops, conscription was adopted to fill the ranks, new weapons were developed. During the course of the war, the Union also offered incentives to encourage more recruits. New technologies were introduced and Northern industry was booming. The South still relied mostly on agriculture and though recruitment was high initially, it later decreased as the war dragged on.</span>
Nicolaus Copernicus 1) demonstrated that Earth and the other planets revolved around the sun. This was known as heliocentric theory, and contradicted the teachings of the Catholic Church at the time.
Sir Isaac Newton is famous for 2) explaining how gravity is universal in nature. This is known as universal gravitation. In order to solve more difficult mathematical problems, Newton also developed calculus.
Johannes Kepler 3) derived three laws to explain the motion of planets in the universe. Using these laws, Kepler was able to prove that planets move in elliptical orbits around the sun. Prior to this, it was speculated by Copernicus that planets moved in a circular pattern.
Andreas Vesalius 4) identified that humans and animals had different anatomy. It had been thought since ancient times that human and animal body organs and systems worked similarly. Vesalius proved this to be incorrect by performing autopsies and dissections on corpses, which was viewed as unlawful by some at the time. However, his work led to some of the greatest discoveries in understanding human anatomy at tge time.
