In america during the 1700's and the early to mid 1800's, what was the law on abortion

From 1700's to mid 1800's, although abortion was considered socially unacceptable, it was allowed under common law and was widely practiced. Abortion was legal in most states. The only exception was that when the mother was already in "quickening", a term they used when the pregnant woman was already at least 4 months pregnant. In the 1860's, a number of states passed the anti-abortion laws but most of them were difficult to enforce. 

How  did spanish  power increaseunder charles  v and philip ii? in 1519,charles  v inherited a huge empire. he became king of  spain  and was also the heir to the hapsburg empire. during his 42-year reign, philip worked to expand  spanish  influence, strengthen the catholic church, and make his own power absolute. hope this !