<span>The present-day Republican Party is descended from the "Whig Party," since the Republican Party was formed primarily out of an aversion to slavery in the US. </span>
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Medieval Christian Europe appeared with the decline of the Western Roman empire and the rise of Christianity. When Western Rome fell, cultural identity that once unified almost all of Europe disappeared. Christianity was able to fill this space by having people become more religious, identifying themselves with the Christian church. Moreover, Christianity gave political leaders legitimacy by Gods. Christianity became the center of the cultural life in western Europe and what is more important, it created a new social elite in which would dominate arts and sciences. Christianity gave an spiritual escape from the difficult Medieval ages. Europe was getting porer, there were outbreaks of many deadly illnesses and people were living in fear. Great soical differences additionaly made the life harder. Relgion gave hope to the poorest, that in the end, everyone was equal in front of the God. On the other hand, rich justified a lot of the actions as being neccessary and justified by the God's will. This resulted in even more fear and inequality. Medieval times are percieved as being one of the darkest in the Europes history, despite it's efforts to glorify the religion.
The correct answer is China; United States; North Korea; South Korea
The Korean War was a military conflict that took place between the years 1950 to 1953. On the one hand, North Korea supported by China, and on the other, South Korea, with support from the United States (USA) and the US forces. of the United Nations.
Until 1945 Korea was a Japanese-dominated territory, when Japan was defeated in World War II and signed its surrender, the USA and the former USSR at that time the main world nations, then granted autonomy and sovereignty to the Koreans and Korea .
Korea is separated by the 38 ° parallel, as established at the Potsdam Conference. This demarcation divides Korea into two opposing political systems: South Korea (Republic of Korea), capitalist under the influence of the USA, and North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea), communist, supported by the Soviet Union.
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