<span>The correct answer here is option D. Charged very high prices to move farm products to market. Many farmers strongly held the position that the railroad companies, other industrialists and politicians were in a conspiracy that worked against them. Various movements emegred amongst the farming communities to protest for thie rights including government regulation of the railroads and currency and banking reform.</span>
Answer:
The fight against the national bank brought financial troubles.
Explanation:
Andrew Jackson was president of the US between 1829 to 1837. In the last years of his presidency, he faced a series of economic troubles that were brought by the Bank War. The Bank War was the campaign that Jackson started to destroy the Second Bank of the United States, it started after his reelection.
Jackson vetoed a bill that would renew the Second Bank’s charter, to prevent the renewal he also reduced the bank’s economic power despite advice on the contrary. This caused a series of economic troubles which eventually led to the Panic of 1837.
Answer: Official Ankara supports opposition forces fighting the tyranny of Bashar el Assad.
Explanation:
Ever since the start of the Syria revolution, Turkey has sided with opposition forces fighting President Bashar al-Assad's dictatorship. In the war in Syria, all the great powers of the world are involved, who, because of their different interests, support one of the warring parties. Turkey considers Assad a tyrant and therefore supports opposition structures that fight Assad's arbitrariness.
In addition to frequent clashes with the Syrian army, Turkey has repeatedly dealt with terrorists of the so-called Islamic State on the border. Especially after the breakdown of this barbaric quasi-state, Islamic State survivors are trying to escape from Syria, and frequent break-even attempts have been recorded at the Syrian-Turkish border. Turkey is also waging a real war on this border with the Kurds, especially the Syrians, who are Turkey's multinational enemies.
Northern places like Canada were colonized by France. The mid part was at first colonized by the Dutch but then the colonies were taken by the British. The central American part, including South America and the Carribean was mostly controlled by the Spanish. Portugal had control of Brazil while Russians started slowly moving towards Alaska but couldn't establish colonies until the 18th century.