The Cold War in Latin America had marked consequences for the region's political and economic evolution. From the origins of US fears of Latin American Communism in the early 20th century to the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, regional actors played central roles in the drama. Africa, like all continents, was affected by the Cold War. It was probably less strategically important than Europe and Asia, though. ... Most of Africa had been divided into colonies until after World War II. Western European nations, exhausted by WWII, were no longer able to maintain control of their colonies in Africa.
And in Asia it was violent and brutal, which most of it was documented, but Mohandas Gandhi mostly led peaceful movements :)
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I think that the correct answer is Letter A
Being miss treated by the other men, not only verbally but physically too.
I think it is the first reason, but I am not sure. I had done a lot of researching on the internet, but none of the articles I read stated clearly what the answer was.
I believe this is referring to the Civil War, in which case the southern states were Confederate and the northern states were Union. They both had different views on slavery, that was the main reason. The southern states felt used leading up to the war because they provided food and crops for the northern states and still weren't considered as industrious or important, really. When laws on slavery became strict, that was the last straw for southern states, as slaves were the main reason they could keep their crops running- plus they were cheap. It was the last straw from them, and they ended up separating from the Union because if it.
