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Back in the 1800’s, cotton was known for making very fertile land in many areas of the south. Since more cotton started to be grown, a demand for cotton started rising as so did the demand for slaves. The slaves in the south would regularly work in the fields, obtaining cotton which also made them very valuable.
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No problem, I will help. Italy became the ecomic and cultural centere of Europe because The cities of Italy prospered during the late Middle Ages, serving as trading posts connecting Europe to the Byzantine Empire and the Moslem world via the Mediterranean Sea. Commerce enriched and empowered regions in which the feudal system had not taken a strong hold, especially in northern Italy. The most prosperous of these cities—Florence, Venice, and Milan—became powerful city-states, ruling the regions surrounding them. Further south, the Papal States, centered in Rome, gradually grew to rival the wealth of the northern cities, and as the seat of the papacy, exerted a tremendous influence over Italian life and politics. Along with a few other minor centers of wealth and power, including Urbino, Mantua, and Ferrara, these four regions became the cradle of the Renaissance, beginning in the fourteenth century to undergo political, economic, and artistic changes.
Answer: articles of confederation
Explanation:
After the independemce of the United States from Great Britain, the Articles of Confederation was a written document that outlined the roles of the federal government.
The Articles of Confederation created a government that was made up of a Congress, that was given the power to make alliances, sign treaties, appoint foreign ambassador, declare war, appoint military officers, and manage relations with the Indians.
