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God, Gold, and Glory the 3 gs'
The right answer for this question is C. Thomas More was the English Christian humanist who highlighted the problems in Europe in the book Utopia. The book was published in 1516 in Latin, but upon reading today still casts some startling and controversial observations upon modern society.
In the natural world limiting factors like the availability of food, water, shelter and space can change animal and plant population
All through the First World War, there was a countrywide crusade in the United States against the real and imagined separated political allegiances of refugees and racial groups, who were frightened to have too much faithfulness for their nations of origin. Specific targets were Germans, with compassion for their motherland, and Irish, whose citizens were in revolt against America's ally, the United Kingdom. In 1915, President Wilson advised against hyphenated Americans who, he charged, had dispensed the poison of infidelity into the very veins of our national life. Such people of passion, infidelity, and lawlessness", Wilson continued "must be crinkled out. The Russian Revolution of 1917 added superior force to fear of labor activists and followers of philosophies like revolution and communism. The universal strike in Seattle signified a new progress in labor unrest that the war had blocked.
