The restoration affected the United States in the following ways:
- It led to the increase in the population of the American colonies at the time
- It brought about the migration of people from England to America.
- It affected the US through the spread of Christianity
<h3>What is the restoration?</h3>
This is the period that marked the restoration of King Charles as the King of England.
The period also marks the restoration of the Anglican bishops into the parliament of England.
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Answer:
Tenements
Explanation:
During the late 1800s, millions of people emigrated to the United States, especially from Europe, but also a few from Asia and Latin America. American born population also grew by high rates due to high fertility rates, and falling mortality rates.
This brought massive population growth to American cities, and to keep with this demand, large tenements were built.
In these tenements, dozens of families shared the same building, often in small apartments of low quality and low sanitation. Sometimes epidemics ran through, and social conflicts were also common.
Answer:
(B) high taxes for all three Estates.
Explanation:
In the late eighteenth century towards the French Revolution, the French experienced certain problems that largely affected the sociopolitical and economic landscape of the country. Some of which includes:
1. High food prices, including bread due to shortage of food.
2. An increase in the national debt resulting from the indirect involvement of France in the American revolutionary war
3. A weak, indecisive king, King Louis XVI was widely believed to take actions in such a way that doesn't show direction or confidence
4. Food shortages due to bad harvests
5. Top class people or Estates such as clergy and nobility class were exempted from paying taxes.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "high taxes for all three Estates, " which is not part of the French problem during this period.
D is true... is it a select all that applies question?
