They only traded with their home countries.
Answer:
The major political changes came from both the american revolution and the french revolution. The american revolution was inspired by the ideas of liberalism developed by thinkers such as John Locke and Montesquieu. This ideas held that the invidividual is more important than the collective, and that every person has rights given by god, which came to be known as human rights. Finally, liberals opposed monarchy and instead favored republicanism, which means that the government should be elected by its people, and could be removed from power in anytime in case it does not satisfy its people's needs.
These ideas inspired the development of constitutions. A constitution is the supreme law of the state, form which all other laws are derived. The first constitution was the United Sates constitution, which defended liberal principles such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of assembly. With time, intellectuals in other european countries took insipiration from the US constitution and began to introduce changes in their countries of origin.
Explanation:
They wanted to unite them with their own people
Answer:
Theodora raised the reputation of women
Explanation:
Theodora was a Byzantine empress, married to Justinian. Her performance in the government is often considered better and more efficient than that of her husband, making her a great ruler and a great influence on all governmental factors. She was as beautiful as she was intelligent and made a point of raising the reputation of women in her government by developing laws that would allow women to have established and respected rights, prohibiting trafficking in girls, changing divorce laws, so that women would not be impaired or devalued, among others.
Answer:
There is a shortage of a particular good.
Explanation:
The United States government has used rationing before several different times. One example would be the OPEC Oil crisis of the 1970's. During this time, the US had to ration the amount of gas that citizens could buy in order to ensure there was enough. This resulted in long gas lines and further reflected the economic turmoil of the 1970's.
