He powder keg of Europe<span>, sometimes alternately </span>known<span> as the </span>Balkan powder keg<span>, refers to the </span>Balkans<span> in the early part of the 20th century preceding World War I.</span>
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3. was the Byzantine gold coin that became the standard currency in the Mediterranean basin.
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Silver and Bronze were the metals used for money in medieval Western Europe. Bezant is a currency of gold coins used in the Byzantine Empire under the reign of Constantinople. It was a pure gold coin which have a high value in Western Europe. The term Bezant is also refereed to denote(in western Europe) the gold coins issued by Islamic State in the eleventh century. Therefore, the term "Bezant" is used in Western Europe to denote the gold coins of the East.
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The Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery and involuntary servitude and empowered Congress to enforce the prohibition against their existence. One theme of the abolition movement was that slavery corrupted the masters and the society that tolerated or approved it.
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