Manifest Destiny was a distinctly racist concept in the first place. The idea was that white man was destined to conquer the west and this meant subduing anyone else who happened to live there. White man alone was entitled to this "destiny". It used the ideas of Jacksonian democracy of a "white man's democracy" to develop these beliefs.
What / or who are they: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey
Why middle: These were the 4 of the 13 original colonies that were between the northern and southern colonies.
Religion: this is the sentence you really like to write. There were all sorts of religions present, but not one of them could dominate. These 4 colonies had Lutherans, Mennonites, Calvinists (mostly Dutch), and Presbyterians.
Commerce: mostly agriculture at the time, but not restricted to 1 crop as the south was. Had good ports and growing cities (New York, Philadelphia). I like to include the well respected intellectual hotbed of people there like Ben Franklin.
Although there definitely existed "robber barons" who took advantage of a delicate and changing situation, most of these men were mostly well-meaning people who wanted to capitalize on an opportunity, and whose actions increased the welfare of many Americans.
Answer:
The Spartans valued their armies and strengths. Women and children had very little say in their government. At a young age boys were taught how to fight and join the sparten army while girls focused on house work. However in Athens men and women were treated like equals. The Athenians vauled art and litature and concentrated on educating their people. Boys and some girls were taught how to read and write.
Explanation:
<span>Maximilien
Robespierre was executed due to the excesses of the Reign of Terror which he
and his supporters started. He passed a
law that suspended a suspect’s right to trial on June 4, 1794. This law was passed at a time when foreign invasion was
no longer a threat and this led to an
alliance determine to oppose him and his allies. He and his supporters were arrested on July
27, 1794. Though armed supporters came
to his aid, he declined to lead them.
Later, he was declared an outlaw by the National Convention. He attempted to commit suicide but only shot
his jaw. He was guillotined on July
28. With his death and the death of his
followers the Reign of Terror came to an end.</span>
