<span>America focus changed to the affairs of
the nations in the Americas. The Monroe Doctrine asked the Europeans to keep
off the affairs of the Americas while promising to keep out of European
affairs. This aimed to keep the Europeans from the affairs of the Western
Hemisphere and the United States’ closest neighbors</span>
Artifacts found at Mohenjodaro and Harappa show that the religion of the early cities was later absorbed into the religion of Hinduism. So the correct option for the given question is option "B". The Harappa and the Mohenjodaro civilization were also known as the Indus Valley Civilization. The people of this civilization developed new techniques to create artifacts out of metals and muds. Mud bricks was highly prevalent during this civilization and were used for making brick houses. Seal carving was also developed during this period.
The answer to that is the Sahara desert.
Slavery viewpoints played a major role in the Democratic Party split. Slavery in itself is for of injustice where one overpowers the other. It emphasizes that there's definitely a split among people.
Answer:
D.ended when the workers, who lacked organized bargaining power, returned to work
Explanation:
Great Railroad Strike of 1877, was a result of reduction in wage of workers on Railroad work, which was caused by prolonged economic depression after the panic of 1873.
Announced by the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O), the railroad companies had taken advantage of the economic situation, with the determination to break the trade unions that had been formed by the workers before and after the American Civil War.
At the height of the struggle, the strikes was later subdued, for various reasons amongst which are:
1. The federal army did not break, by following order and staying together in the face of the militia. While the militas lacked effective leadership and coordination.
2. Despite the fears of the industrialists and the government, the workers lack organization amd methodical approach but rather spontaneous outbursts.
Hence, the moment their vituperations had run its course, so too did the revolts.
3. At some point, some of the workers, who lacked organized bargaining power, returned to work
