The answer is D. Henry ll.
He was the successor of Geoffrey of Anjou.
It was a thriving economy, everyone loved Egypt or Alexandria since It had great farm land and since there was so many people they needed lots of housing space which they had, and plenty of farms to feed the demand of people.
On July 4, 1826, less than two years before "King Andrew" ascended to the "throne," the Yankee John Adams and the aristocratic Virginian Thomas Jefferson both passed away. America's Revolutionary generation was gone. With them went the last vestiges of the Federalist and Democratic-Republican <span>parties.</span>