Explanation:
It's that time of year again — back to school! And what a year, right? It seems like it's been more of a challenge than ever with social distancing, staying home with your family and digital learning.
And now it's a whole new adventure with finding out what school will be like with all the new social distancing rules. So many challenges!
Let's take a trip back in time and learn about what life was like for kids back way back in the 1800s. What kind of challenges did those kids have? Would you have wanted to be a kid 150 years ago?
1) To warn European Powers not to get involved with the affairs of the Western Hemisphere. That the Western Hemisphere would not further be colonized by Europeans, and the U.S. would leave existing Colonies alone; not involved in their International affairs or wars.
2) President James Monroe wanted to make sure that Europe did not take Spain's colonies, as many were on the verge of their own independence. Prussia, Austria, and Russia had formed the Holy Alliance with the goal of defending monarchical government. It was a precaution really.
3) The United States was prosperous, as we no longer had to worry about wars, we could focus on trade to gain a better economy. Also the Europeans benefited from the fact that they could not stand another war and win, due to previous wars which had left them disorganized and slowly building back the economy.
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Answer:
The church of St Cyriakus
Explanation:
The pictured church is that of Saint Cyriakus, located in Gernrode, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, and is an example of Ottonian architecture. It was built by Margrave Gero sometime in 959 and restored in the 1900s.
This church and the abbey were the foremost church in Gernrode until 1614 when it became a Protestant church.
Presently, it is a large tourist attraction along the Romanesque Road and is a good example of Ottonian architecture.
I think the answer is a. but I could be wrong.
Answer:
at first hesatated to join germany but eventually did
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