Lincoln-Douglas debates of 1858 during Illinois senatorial campaign: The Lincoln-Douglas debates were a series of seven, where Douglas argued on the basis of his opposition to the Lecompton Constitution and depicted Lincoln as a radical abolitionist. Lincoln condemned Douglas for not taking a moral stand against slavery.
In America, we rely on public discourse and the open forum of ideas to shut down much of that damaging discourse.
Answer:
What I see in the Placard
These looks like ships that have come to trade goods in an underdeveloped area which most likely depicts Africa.
Cause ⇒ Need for New Markets
European countries were in a race to acquire more resources and become richer and so they needed new markets to sell their goods. Africa was a vast continent and Europeans saw this as an opportunity to sell their products and so shipped their goods to be sold in Africa.
Answer:
Correct answer is В. Traveled along trade routes spreading the Islamic faith.
Explanation:
Option B is correct as Muslims were spreading Islamic faith, which is normal taking into account their religious beliefs.
All other options cannot be correct as of course Muslims were not spreading Buddhism and Christianity, while D is not correct as European Christian forces, such as Spain and Portugal were dominating trade across Atlantic.
