Explanation:
The caning of Charles Sumner detailed Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts arguing that what was done to Kansas (pro-slavery people illegally swept the polls and vowed to kill all abolitionists, followed by over 200 people killed in the violence that followed) was very bad as well as slavery. He singled out Andrew Pickens Butler of South Carolina, and his cousin, Preston S Brooks, beat Sumner with a cane until it broke on May 22, 1856. This showed how fiery and aggressive the North and South were to each other in the events leading to the Civil War, as they were literally willing to kill other members of Congress to get their points across. It is important to note that in most legislative sessions both before and after the event, violence was rare if there at all
Answer:The battles of Lexington and Concord fire on April 19, 1775 kicked off the American revolutionary war 1775 to 1783 on the night of April 18, 1770 500s of British troops marched from Boston to nearby corn court in order to receive an arms cashe
Explanation:
In the years prior to World War II, Japan underwent different policies which were aimed at expanding their nation and militarizing their society with the sole purpose to try and conquer the area around China and Southeast Asia - also because it was very close to them. The correct answer is therefore B.
A decrease in the nation's agricultural output
