Answer:
Charlemagne.
Explanation:
After the fall of the Early Roman Empire in 476 BC, the kingdom of Europe fell into the hands of many small kingdoms. But after about three centuries after that, King Charlemagne began his reign and helped unite a large part of Europe into his kingdom.
King Charlemagne was the king of the Franks who came to the throne in 751 BC. His rule began with the plan to unite all Germanic people under his power. He also made it a point to convert the subjects from the captured places into Christianity, thereby propagating the religion on a large scale. That was one of the reasons why Christianity emerged strongly during the Roman empire.
Thus, the correct answer is King Charlemagne.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be "long term financial security," since several programs were implemented during this time to help stabilize the financial lives of Americans. </span></span>
The correct answers are A) economic differences, B) the presidential election of 1860, D) social differences, and E) the issue of slavery.
<em>The following were causes of sectionalism: A) economic differences, the presidential election of 1860, social differences, and the issue of slavery.</em>
Sectionalism divided the United States into many forms. It confronted American people on a variety of issues that ended up in a bloody Civil War. The presidential election of 1860 divided the nation. Republican candidate Abraham Lincoln defeated Democratic candidate Stephen A Douglass, and Constitutional Union candidate Jhon Bell. There were many economic differences that divided poor people that tried to make a living with the wealthier people. This created social differences that were notorious and showed the lack of basic things that many people had. And of course, slavery, the issue that divided the North against the South. The Northern states supported desegregation laws while in the South they were against desegregation. For the Southern states, slavery was the base of the economy in the farm fields.
