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1. The war had many different factions loosely grouped into two sides
2. The war generated an intense propaganda struggle
3. Many countries officially promised non-intervention, but covertly supported one of the sides
4. Individual citizens of various countries often volunteered to fight
5. George Orwell was one of those fighting for the Republicans
6. Religion was a major issue in the war
7. The Nationalists were lead by General Franco, who would become a dictator upon their victory
8. The Battle of Brunete was a decisive clash where the side with 100 tanks lost
9. Pablo Picasso’s Guernica was based on an event during the war
10. The death toll estimates range from 1,000,000 to 150,000
Answer: The end of the Middle Ages has been interpreted differently by historians. And several events have influenced the weakening of medieval institutions.
Explanation:
What they agree on in terms of periodization is the beginning of the Middle Ages, and for that moment, the 476th year, that is, the fall of the Western Roman Empire, is taken. However, when it comes to the end of this period, the most common is Columbus' discovery of America, that is, in 1492. Several historians point out that this happened a little earlier or in 1453, the moment when the Ottoman Empire occupied Constantinople.
When it comes to the key institutions of the Middle Ages, their influence has steadily diminished over the 16 century. In the first place, we are referring to feudalism and the church. The beginning of the Renaissance events also influenced the medieval legacy. Of the games that further "shook" medieval institutions such as the church is the Reformation and the Renaissance mentioned earlier.
Southerners show interests in central america and Caribbean in 1850s in order to increase the expansion of slavery in those parts.
Explanation:
During 1850, it was a boom period of the southern states because the concept of manifest destiny echoed in all parts and southern states were dreaming to expand its boundaries of slave labor into Central America and Caribbean. Southern states were mostly considered to be agrarian economy and many people were slave labors who earned their livelihood. They were planters and miners who worked in plantations.
As the northerners were developing and many industries were set established in union states, it resulted in migration of people in search of greener pastures and their dream of slavery expansion started to fade away.
Answer:
The correct statement is the last one: <em>Southerners did not want to enlist African Americans into the army</em>.
Explanation:
Southerners did not want to enlist black soldiers because this would undermine the major argument of the Confederacy to go to war: the defense of slavery. They could not expect that once slaves were enlisted they would later go back to slave labor.
The South seceded to defend their property, which is their slaves. Slavery was a major foundation of Southern identity. They did not approve of the enlistment of black people until imminent defeat in 1865.