<span>"to attract the Confederate States to Join the Union" would be your answer
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Hi!
The ideas of the enlightenment were exponential to the ideas we have today regarding politics. Great philosophers like John Locke set forth ideas like the invisible hand and the social contract.
Thoughts like these led to the fall of one of the most common forms of government at the time - a monarch. This led to nations changing to form a true system of government, where not one individual has too much power.
The ideas set forth by great thinkers like Locke helped put power in the hands of the people, not one individual at the top. The ideologies developed during this time are still in place today.
People conjured up the idea of splitting the government up into branches, as a way to prevent one person from having all the power. Our government still follows this set of ideas, by being split up into three different branches.
Hopefully, this helps! =)
<span>South Carolina repealed the ordinance of nullification in 1833. They did this in exchange for the federal government eliminating the Tariffs that had been in place since 1828 and they also wanted a gradual reduction on the import taxes that would take a decade to go into full effect.
federal elimination of the Tariff of 1828 and a gradual reduction on import taxes over a decade.</span>
It was known as the Manhattan Project
The Neolithic Revolution began the era of permanent societies.
· Due to the closed nature of society, the demographic of farmers was less diverse than of the demographic of herders as they mostly mated within their population
· Gender roles became more prevalent
· The reliance on the limited amount of land they had gave way to political organization
· Less variety in terms of food which affected the overall health of the farming society's citizens
<span>· Political organization caused social organization which was divided by amount of property and power.</span>
