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As people moved westward, there were economic effects on our country. As we expanded to the Mississippi River, our economy began to grow. Roads were built, river transportation improved, and railroads expanded. This allowed our businesses to grow and expand also.
The Great Awakening inspired colonists to help others, and encourage ideas of equality and stressed the importance of the individual. The central theme of revivalism was the need of sinful, undeserving man to undergo an emotionally charged conversion experience.
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I belive that what contributes too the deep anger is probably sword.
Explanation:
The Duke of Wellington once bumped into Nelson in a minister’s anteroom. Nelson had no idea who Wellington was (it was before he was famous), and at first Nelson talked entirely about himself, and in a style so vain and silly that Wellington was disgusted. Then Nelson briefly left the room, checked out Wellington’s identity, and returned to talk as one officer to another in a way that Wellington found altogether fascinating.
I think it is the last one "The united states government saw Iraqi leader, Saddam Hussein, as a threat to peace and United States interests in the religion."
