Did not have the authority or power to interfer and stop them. The US was not a part of it, just a note.
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Your question: <span>Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better _______.
Your answer: </span><span>Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better jobs.
In the farms, the job opportunities was quite less, therefore the people were left unemployed.
The answer is option A.
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The time period after the war of 1812 which saw only one political party was called the Era of Good Feelings.
The group in France that would have been most inspired by Locke's idea about taxation IS THE THIRD ESTATE.
France had an unequal social hierarchy, all the people are divided into three basic social classes. The first class, also called the first estate was made up of the clergy of the Roman Catholic Church and they were less than 1% of France population. The first estate group owned 10% of all the land in France but paid very little in tax. The second social group also called the second estate was made up of rich nobles, they formed about 2% of France population, they owned about 20% of all the land in France and they were exempted from paying taxes. The third group is also called the third estate and is made up of the commoners. This group consisted of the workers, the peasant and the bourgeoisie, they made up about 97% of France population and they paid about 50% tax.
Locke is an enlightened speaker and his ideas about equality of men and unfair treatment of the poor excited the third estate group and pushed them to demand for changes in government. This led to the French Revolution.
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<em>Newfoundland and Labrador's permanent population rapidly expanded during the first half of the 19th century, largely due to an influx of English, Irish, and Scottish immigrants. Until then, the colony primarily served as a seasonal fishing station for European countries and most of its population remained on a temporary basis only. During the early 1800s, however, the migratory fishery gave way to a resident one as more and more immigrants arrived from overseas to live in coastal communities on the island or in southern Labrador.</em>
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