As regards the claim that the Southern Economy expanded during the Civil War, this is False.
<h3>What happened to the Southern economy in the Civil War?</h3>
When war broke out, the North acted to deny the South its means of trading with other parts of the world.
This, coupled with the destruction the war brought, damaged the Southern economy and forced it to shrink instead of expand.
Find out more on the effects of the Civil War on the South at brainly.com/question/15784261.
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Hitler invaded poland, and we told him to stop. History tells us he didnt, and most of europe went to war with him. We came into the picture when the japs bombed pearl, and after we declared war on Japan, Hitler declared war on us
<span>One way that Rhode Island colony differed from the Massachusetts bay colony was that Rhode Island had religious tolerance. Although only puritans could worship publicly and have sermons and similar, they didn't bother other people of other faiths.</span>
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Depends on the time period, but a theme was that money changers stimulated trade and help in the development of growing economies as the trade between different regions occur or happen during that time period.
