<span>I positive thats its search and destroy mission</span>
Answer: It led European monarchies to colonize African regions; with their interest fixed on African regions where gold was produced.
Explanation:
The scramble for Africa was the occupying and colonizing of African territories by the European monarchies from 1881 to 1914.
The desire for gold influenced decision making of the Europeans during the tussle for Africa. During this period, the areas in Africa where gold was produced where the main focus of the European monarchies. The european countries that could not lay claim to the interior gold producing regions where certain that they got the exterior gold producing regions.
I believe that the correct answer is C. Even during the war the South was enraged by the The Emancipation Proclamation with its promise of freedom for their slaves, because the slaves were their primary work force, and as such represented their labor source. It's true, the South was very rich, but it was primarily tied up in the slave economy. When there was no slaves to work, the economy suffered.
In order to help millions of former black slaves and poor whites in the South after the Civil War
False- there were a lot more, like the Russian mob
