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Sorry. But what are you talking about
<span>In 1816, John C. Calhoun introduced a new proposal for federal aid for road and canal construction. Failure to link the nation together with an adequate system of transportation would, Calhoun warned, lead "to the greatest of calamities--disunion." "Let us," he exclaimed, "bind the republic together with a perfect system of roads and canals. Let us conquer space." Narrowly, Calhoun's proposal passed. But on the day before he left office, Madison vetoed the bill on constitutional grounds</span>
The correct answer is <span>Constantinople was sacked by the crusaders.
The original idea was to retake Jerusalem which was under control of Muslims. The idea was to go through Egypt and invade. However, unforeseen circumstances happened and one thing led to another and so it ended with the crusaders sacking Constantinople.</span><span />
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A. he pushed the U.S.A. into an unpopular war it began because Britain's navy didn't allow american traders to trade in Europe.
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