<span>Seventeenth-century North America was an unstable and dangerous environment. Diseases decimated Indian and settler populations alike. Colonies were racked by religious, political, and economic tensions and drawn into imperial wars and conflict with Indians. They remained dependent on the mother country for protection and economic assistance</span>
There were a bunch of things that helped the American economy, but two would be, the huge American military that was built over the time of the war and the newly created Marshall Plan (which also helped many other nations)
Scandinavia is covered by mountains
It was "The National Assembly" that was a direct response to the king’s continued accumulation of soldiers although it should be noted that this wasn't necessarily a group that condemned the build-up, rather a group that sought alternatives.
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D, because after 1965 when segregation was eliminated.
