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Answer:
When the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus inadvertently discovered the Americas, it became known as the New World.
In a series of activities which were mostly commercial in nature for the benefit of Europe, crops (such as sugar, tobacco, chocolate, and potatoes), animals (such as horses), European culture, human populations (both slaves and colonial masters), technology, diseases, and new ways of doing things were exchanged between the "New World" and the "Old World"
In order to make for smooth colonial administration between the African leaders and the Colonial masters, African leaders were bribed with textiles, rum and manufactured goods from Europe.
Slaves were transported from Africa to the Americas to work on plantations of sugar , tobacco and cotton which were then transported to Europe.
This trade is what came to be referred to as the Columbian Exchange.
Europe is said to have benefited more from the Colombian Trade, as there has been a huge shift of resources to Europe , especially gold and silver from the New World and other regions.
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Answer: An appeal
Explanation:
An appeal could be defined as an application to a higher court against a decision that was passed by a lower court. This is seen in most cases especially political scenario common in Nigeria, where a governor losses an election and goes on to a higher court to appeal for that election which was lost, to claim he or she was supposed to be the winner.
Answer:
Coffee Company a U.S. Firm went to a U.S. Court to order the property that was taken in the Dominican Republic government. <u>This is an application of Sovereign Immunity doctrine</u>. So the correct option will be option "c"
Explanation:
Because the Dominican Republic is not part of U.S territory, the judge cannot decide in that case, it is not in the court's jurisdiction. Sovereign immunity is a legal doctrine that says that a legal state or sovereign cannot commit a legal wrong and is immune from civil suit or criminal prosecution.
