B. Japan rapidly developed an industrial economy
<span>Virginia and Maryland both developed as agrarian economies during their formative years. Maryland was set up by Lord Baltimore to be more of a religious refuge than Virginia, though, since there was a need for a location for Catholic settlers to go to be able to worship with less interference. Virginia was settled as a location for plantation owners to farm tobacco, once it was shown to be a profitable crop.</span>
The magna carta contained the principle that "<span>the monarch could not tax without the consent of the nobility" although it should be noted that it defined the rules for nobles also. </span>
