It was Plessy v.
<span> Ferguson</span> that upheld the doctrine of "separate but equal" this decision was later overturned by the landmark case of Brown v. Board of Education.
Well in relation with economy obviously by having a new way of making products and increasing the amount of products that can be made is going to increase the economy.
By having factories that can have many wokers at a time, provides jobs for most people to work in factories, even children. however, these factory workers were given a very small amount of money for their work and forced to work in awful working conditions.
if I was you i would look at the sources provided in the question, then categorize them based off political, economic etc. And then write an essay with the paragraphs focusing on those forms of impacts with the sources as examples of those impacts.
(I don't know for sure if during the industrial rev. the US was on the same playing field as Europe, like they were as powerful as other Europe countries, but I know for sure this happened for England)
Answer:
The American Revolution transformed American society into a nation founded on what was regarded as radical principles that subordinated the function of government to natural law.
Explanation:
the newly elected Legislative Assembly declared war on Austria and Prussia, where it believed that French émigrés were building counterrevolutionary alliances.
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As I answered before, when a world war has just finished, the country's resources are depleted. So, it is difficult to provide jobs and houses for returning soldiers because these would require manpower and monetary resources. The period after the war is dedicated to picking up the scrap and trying to make do with what's available through cooperation. So, for me, the most appropriate course of action is helping labor unions work together with businesses.
1. Most of the Macedonians were ethnically Greek so they considered each other one of their own (some hated Greeks for that reason)
2 Alexander portrayed himself as one of the most powerful people in the world just after the Roman Empire.