The answer is B; West germany had one of the world’s strongest economies from the late 1950s onward
Answer:
The characteristics of classical Greek architecture are
A- Construction in marble: The material is fundamentally the stone and inside them the marble is the favorite. Although other materials were also used
C- balance and symmetry: the layout of the hardworking staff is very balanced and easy reading. Despite, everything is done with a measure, with a fee.
E- Ordered columns: In the Greek architecture of the classical period three types of columns were developed: Doric, Ionic and Corinthian columns.
They wanted trade to be controlled by the congress.
Unlike his illustrious and competent father, Philip II, king Phillip III of Spain delegated his royal authority in a <em>valido</em><em> </em>(Spanish: trusted or favorite friend), the Duke of Lerma, which caused a great deal of political conflict among the Spanish nobles. During his rule, an ever increasing of people ceased to work: they had properties in Spain or America (as some kind of investment) and made a living from the revenues of these lands. Also, the expulsion of the Moors (people of Arab descent) was ordered, which reduced the number of people economically, artistically and scientifically active in Spain. Also, after a series of successful military campaigns carried out by his father and grandfather (Charles V), the Spanish armies suffered many defeats. By contemporary standards, the truces that Philip III's Spain made with the Netherlands, England and France were a sign of failure, for European people at the time expected their governments to wage wars for prestige and profit.
