I believe that the correct answer is C. Even during the war the South was enraged by the The Emancipation Proclamation with its promise of freedom for their slaves, because the slaves were their primary work force, and as such represented their labor source. It's true, the South was very rich, but it was primarily tied up in the slave economy. When there was no slaves to work, the economy suffered.
<span>William Blackstone was a jurist in 1770 as a Justice of the Common Pleas, he was significant to US government because he wrote and republished several times before his death an entire four-volume examination of English law and his own theory of common law which lead to inspire parts of establishing the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the U.S Constitution in 1789.</span>
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I'll go with cocaine I guess
Answer:
diplomacy and influence
Explanation:
Theodore Roosevelt's big stick policy was about using diplomacy and negotiation while having a huge navy as a threat. He actually didn't need to use the military, but as long as it was powerful enough to pose a threat, other countries would be intimidated by it. The use of diplomacy was "speaking softly" while the military threat was the "big stick".
It was similar to the Godfather's offer that couldn't to be refused.
Answer: c: People in the Americas domesticated animals before the arrival of Europeans.
Explanation: The other 3 don't make any sense. What does this picture have to do anything with war, gender equality, and not valuing art as much as other civilizations? And you can see in the picture that there is a domesticated animal. So your answer would be c: People in the Americas domesticated animals before the arrival of Europeans.
