He was a Venetian merchant who believed that he had to journey across Asia
Answer:
The rise of a thriving domestic slave trade.
Explanation:
The Slavery Abolition Act was not completely directed to British North America. Its purpose was more intended to disassemble the huge plantation that was located in the tropical colonies of Great Britain, where enslaved people were often more numerous than white colonists. Africans located in British North America were rather isolated and less numerous. Anyways, it was evident that there was no effective way to cut with trade and that the abolition of foreign slave trade even incited domestic slave trade, giving slaves a higher value.
Invoked against the excesses of royal power in 1215, the Magna Carta is perhaps the most famous constitutional document in history. David Starkey explores its contribution to making everyone - even the monarch - subject to the rule of law, and how it became the foundation of the US Constitution.
Answer:
The author of the pamphlet may had never been to Virginia.
The author of the pamphlet is interested in encouraging colonists to come.
Smith and Frethorne’s accounts were written in letters and journals and are more honest about Virginia.
Explanation: Remember that reading 1 was talking good stuff about Virginia, he just imagine that Virginia was the best place to live on.
The reading 2 try to let people that nothing is what the heard and that the people need to see it with their own eyes.
The reading 3 was telling the true he didn't care what other was saying about Virginia
Answer:
the Torah.
Explanation:
The Torah is made by the first five books of the Hebrew sacred scriptures, it´s also called the Pentateuch or the Five Books of Moses. For Jews, the Torah is the revelation of God given to Moses and written down by him. It includes all the rules Jews must follow in their spiritual life. Those books are also part of the Christian Bible, they´re the first five books of the Old Testament.
