If you were a farmer in the south who would you support? a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
2. If you were in favor of a protective tariff who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
3. If you were against a protective tariff who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
4. If you believed that a compromise was the solution to the sectional
problems in the Unites States who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
5. If you were a northern manufacturer who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
6. If you were a pioneer in the west who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
7. If you were a supporter in the concept of state sovereignty who would you
support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster
8. If you were a supporter of slavery who would you support?
a. Clay b. Calhoun c. Webster

Urban growth invariably feeds increased commercialization and industrialization. it requires continually expanding land areas. when urbanization rates are high, and countries do not have the institutional and managerial capacities or economic wherewithal to manage such rapid growths, they exert intense pressure on the types and nature of the resulting settlements. they contribute to the development of overcrowded slums and shanty towns without adequate essential services and necessary infrastructure.-by asit k. biswas and cecilia tortajada

question 1

the reasons for the global discontent in the early 1900s were the following:

desire for independence   was the main fight of many territories which were still under the control of colonial powers. dissatisfaction with peace terms of wwi . the best example is the case of germany, that was forced by the peace treaties to pay very expensive war reparations to the winners of wwi. some time later, german leaders broke relations and stopped recognizing the authority of those who imposed sanctions on their country, counting with the support of the population that was suffering the important economic consequences of the payment of reparations. overproduction of consumer goods which led to hyperinflation scenarios and very week currencies and economies.

question 2

the reasons for the great depression were the following, and these led to wall street crash in october 1929 and caused the subsequent great recession period.

high personal debt, that ended up with many bankrupt investors. falling stock price as everybody was getting rid of the stocks, many because they could not meet the amounts of money required by the margins that backed their investments.

question 3

italy: led by the fascists and benito mussolini   and promised to restore the greatness of the roman empire. germany: led by adolph hitler and the nazi party and conducted anti-jewish riots in austriajapan: was controlled by aggressive military leaders and invaded countries for their resources

2.