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At the time of the Civil War, the South had an agriculturally-based economy and there were no manufacturing plants. All of the manufacturing plants that produced things like shoes, clothes, ammunition, and food were in the North. Therefore, when the war began, the South had to rely on receiving goods and supplies from the outside – from their trade partners in Europe. The South did not have enough of their own supplies to last through a long war. Therefore, ports throughout the South became very important as a way of keeping troops and families alive. One of the main ways for goods to reach the Confederacy was through Texas ports. The Confederate coast was lengthy and difficult for the Union to shut down. A key role for Texans was to keep its ports open and free from Union control.
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The middle ages church held power with political leaders and the people.
After the middle ages the church lost it's power. Both with political leaders and the people.
Henery VIII wanted an annulment, when not granted he started his own church. But took a massive amount of land from the church.
Made a massive amount of money by selling church positions, to the nobility.
In terms of education. Middle ages highly illiterate. Renaissance literate came back to the people. Particularly because of the printing press.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be "Native Americans," since they had migrated to North America thousands of years earlier. </span></span>
During the Cold War, Berlin was split amongst the Allies and the Soviets. The West was democratic, and the East was Communist. To prevent Eastern refugees from fleeing to the West, the Communists built a wall that completely sealed off the West from the East. This was the Berlin Wall.
