1. Northern Advantage
2. Southern advantage
3. Cotton gin
4. Stephen Douglas
5. Jefferson Davis
6. Richmond
7. Harriet Tubman
8. South Carolina
9. John Wilkes Booth
10. 13th amandement
11. Fort Sumter
12. Appomattox Courthouse
Answer: C
Explanation:
According to Hippocrates, the diagnosis and treatment of mental and physical diseases are based on observation, consideration of the causes, balance of theory, and on the four liquids, blood, phlegm, yellow bile and black bile Advocating a sound diet and good hygiene.
Collecting descriptions of symptoms of various illnesses
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Answer:
The world's urban population in the 1930s was about 20%, and by the 1970s, it had grown to about 35%.
Explanation:
This phenomenon is known as urbanization, and consists in the increasing of the proportion of people who live in cities vs the proportion of the people who live in the countryside.
This is relevant because throughout history, the vast majority of people lived in the countryside as farmers, but when the industrial revolution started in the late 18th century, industry, and later services, began to slowly replace agriculture as the main economic activity of the world, and people began to move to cities to work in industry first, and later on, in the services.
The correct answer is: "limiting competition"
Regional trade blocks are intergovernment treaties through which several countries agree to eliminate trade barriers among its members, so that they can enjoy free trade and enhance competitiveness within the region. Moreover, they establish a joint external trade policy, setting tariffs and other trade barriers to favour<u> domestic producers cope with competitors from outside the block, limiting the foreigner's ability to compete with products from the trade bloc. </u>
The correct answer is letter D.
Explanation: Hoover adopted the behavior typical of a Keynesian textbook after the stock market crash. He immediately cut income tax rates by 1 percent (valid for fiscal year 1929) and began to increase federal spending by 42 percent between the 1930s and 1932 tax years.
