Answer: The fourth option.
Explanation: Reagan was never all about destroying the Soviet Union but wanted Europe to be free from communist ways. He wanted it them to live free in their own culture rather than be forced to obey certain laws.
The correct answer is C. Dante wrote the Inferno in response to the events that caused his exile.
At the end of the 13th century, there was a big conflict between the secular power of the princes from the North of Italy and the Catholic Church. The Pope Boniface VIII wanted to hold a stronger control over the rich Italian cities like Florence. Dante Alighieri, as a cult man from Florence, was named as ambassador and he had a political role as an important representative of the independence of Florence from foreign control. When the city fell in the hands of his political enemies in 1301 he was condemned to perpetual exile. This event immersed him into a feeling of deep sorrow, which he channeled through literature and writing and used it as an inspiration to write the Divine Comedy.
Answer: Social revolution by Stanton is a revolution that affected the very foundation of the society and it is very important than both Religious revolution and political revolution.
Stanton believe that individual freedom can be achieved in a family through individual judgment.
Explanation: Stanton believes in the impact of social revolution and sees it as more important by both the Religious revolution and political revolution. In his view social revolution affects the least person of society so it impact is felt by all not as political or Religious revolution which are only felt by parts of society.
To Stanton,self/individual judgements is the only way to achieve individual freedom in a family.
Prominent power was Stephen Douglas' ticket to the White House. As a Northerner, Douglas needed to locate some political equation that would win him the support of southern Democrats without distancing every potential supporter in the North.
To Douglas the answer for the subjection issue that had so stopped the Congress was well-known power - giving the voters of a domain a chance to choose for themselves on the off chance that they ought to be conceded as a slave state or a free state, in this manner assuaging the Congress from that vexing choice.
I would say no because if we look at economics, it is REALLY expensive to maintain a large country (this case empire) because there would simply be too many people to manage for one governing body (so I would presume a governing body and not a dictatorship). Is an "American Empire" the face of globalization? No.
