By the end of the Civil war the South was left way behind the Northern States. On one trip to the South, Oliver Hudson Kelley from the Department of Agriculture witnessed the primitive agriculture practices of the people and the problems they were facing due to the monopolistic practices of railway companies which were charging high rates for transport their crop.
Oliver Hudson Kelley believed there was a better way to counter this and developed a small group called the grange, which were small community gathering of farmers that wanted to educate and support one another.
Grange's can be called cooperative movements by local farmers in order to improve their conditions and voice their concerns. Soon, the concept of Grange started to spread to other parts of the country, what can only be described as populism.
By the 1870s, there was a National Grange overlooking a smaller grange community in every State. The movement became so powerful, they were able to influence politics and legislation.
George III was the longest serving British king. He was a tyrant who did not heed to the advisers of his counsels. He imposed heavy taxes and though he realized that Americans were outraged due to the heavy taxes imposed on them, he wanted them to keep them in misery. This made the Americans to form into self-governing colonies.
He also labeled Americans to be treacherous when they pleaded to have their say heard in the parliament.
King George believed that the poor Americans will remain in strife in perpetuity. But America signed a treaty with France and Spain joined. Britain was the lone country to battle against America. This lead to American Revolution.
The answer for that would be B. new monarchies
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Regardless, religion was always the primary trigger for a crusade. Though religion always played a part, the perceived threat to the church evolved. The first Crusade focused solely on ridding the Holy Land of Muslim forces. ... The popes began to use crusades to combat any perceived threat against the Catholic Church.
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1
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The correct choice is 1 I believe