Answer:
the answer is c.They thought a monarchy was the best form of government
Explanation:
The Treaty of Paris was the official peace treaty between the United States and Britain after the American Revolutionary War. The treaty was signed on September 3, 1783. The treaty was negotiated and signed in Paris, France. There were three important American people that negotiate the treaty they were John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and John Jay.
Major Points To Know:
1) The main point was that Britain recognize that the Thirteen Colonies as a independent free states and that Britain no longer have power to claim the land or the government.
2)Another point is the right of the United States to expansion western also known as the Louisiana Purchase which the US expanded west all the by to the Pacific Ocean.
The treaty state that the war was all Germanys fault and it made Germany have to pay the allies for damages and Germany could no longer have a military.
It was the main activity of the Southern economy and thwarted industrialization.
Explanation:
Before the Civil War, the North tended to have an economy that was increasingly industrial, it was not the case in the South. The economy in the South was much more based on agriculture, and it was thus much more rural(it had only three major cities, New Orleans, Vicksburgh and Atlanta) as well as the capital of the Confederacy Richmond Virginia.
On the eve of the Civil War, the South had 4 million slaves(the population was roughly 9 million people. Most white people did not own slaves(those who were slave owners had less than 10 slaves generally) and were poor farmers working on the lands left over by the planters. 80 % of the industries were in the North which explains why the South eventually lost the war.
The Civil War ravaged the South, nevertheless it made possible its industrialization by destroying the institution of slavery and the aristocracy which thrived on it. The exportation of cotton had brought great wealth to the south, but the wealth had been unevenly distributed.
