The correct answer is c. withdraw their money from the markets.
This led to the complete fall of the market and high poverty, which ruined the economy.
I'm not going to do this for you because it is a research project, but I can give you countries that are at war or war has ended.
Egypt
Libya
Afghanistan
Pakistan
France
Turkey
Russia
Ukraine
Syria
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Brazil
Colombia
Mexico
(these are only the major wars currently going on, there are a total of 67 countries currently at war in the world)
The US is the only one who has "officially" ended the war with Iraq although there is still military involvment currently in the country.
The Cossacks is a group of Slavic people located between Ukraine and Russia that was created between the 14th and the 15th century by the emergence of 2 groups.
They played an important role in the 18th century during the Russian Empire, protecting its borders from Attacks, and participating in most of the wars.
They participated too in the Russian civil war in 1917, till they declared their independence in 1918.
We can still find Cossacks groups in Russia, Ukraine, United States, and of course other countries. They're considered as an ethnicity since 2010.
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The Civil War was based on a disagreement on slavery, but slavery was not the main issue. The Union opposed the South's economic system (slavery) and the South was not too happy about that so they began seceding from the Union. President Lincoln's main goal was to preserve the Union and to get the Southern states to come back. Slavery was just something that had gotten taken care of during the Civil War.
The correct answer is <span>C) desired reconciliation and peace between the North and South and a smooth transition back into the Union.
He explains this through the example that the Union would provide help and care for both those who fought against it and for the families of the soldiers that died during the war, which included southerners. He wanted reconciliation between the two factions. </span>
