B. because southern states had large populations of people, which would influence representation
Answer: Honestamente, nenhum deles. Já tenho muita dificuldade em lidar com o mau hálito dos dias modernos; os cheiros e visões de grande parte do mundo antigo me deixariam com ânsia de vômito. Se ficasse doente, provavelmente morreria por falta de remédios, não tenho proezas físicas absolutamente nulas e ficaria chocado com a falta de igualdade social.
Quanto a uma breve visita, eu estaria mais interessado em ver Cahokia - uma grande cidade de 40.000 habitantes que ficava no centro da América do Norte pré-colombiana, na atual East St. Louis, Illinois.
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1) it helped to be able to make more merchandise
2) it made people get more money in buisnesses
Answer:In the Middle Ages there were very broadly four types of hospital: for lepers; for poor (and sick) pilgrims; for the poor and infirm; and almshouses or bedehouses. This last form of hospital often included the explicit instruction that the brothers and sisters (those who resided there as long-term inmates), should pray daily for the souls of the house’s founders and benefactors – the term ‘bede’ meaning prayer.
Poor pilgrims often just stayed overnight at a hospital, and while some medieval hospitals took in the sick, others seem to have cared only for the old and infirm. Indeed, professional medical care by physicians or doctors seems to have been rare. There are a few references relating to such provision at London hospitals in the late Middles Ages and in 1524, for example, Henry VII’s Savoy Hospital (founded by the king in 1505) was expected to have a doctor and surgeon.
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