Economy. In 1307 Mansa Musa came to the throne after a series of civil wars and ruled for thirty years. During the peak of the kingdom, Mali was extremely wealthy. This was due to the tax on trade in and out of the empire, along with all the gold Mansa Musa had.
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Mansa Musa is the most famous ruler of Mali. He stopped in Cairo along the way, and his luxurious spending and gift giving was so extensive that he diluted the value of gold by 10 to 25 percent and impacted Cairo's economy for at least 12 years afterward.
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B. The Louisiana Purchase
C. The American Revolution
D. The Industrial Revolution
Answer:
B. The Louisiana Purchase
Explanation:
The Lands owned by France were bought by the US for sixty-eight million francs (although a portion of it was actually a cancellation of debts). This increase the territory of the country from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and doubled the size of the United States
The American invasion plot was a total failure.
The United States was force to cede landholdings in Cuba.
Florida could not stop the arrival of thousands of Cubans.
Kennedy administration was involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cuban Missile Crisis was about Russia sending nuclear missiles to be stored in Cuba, in order to have them closer to the United States. Kennedy sent military advisers to South Vietnam to train troops to fight Communist powers in North Vietnam. And the Russian sputnik started the space race between the United states and russia. Kennedy also made a speech at the Berlin Wall against the Communist side of the wall. It was a Nuclear Arms Race. At the Bay of Pigs Invasion, he sent a brigade of CIA-trained Cuban exiles to overthrow Castro and his power.
India should be the answer if you are on gradpoint. Good luck.
A government is laissez-faire when it doesn't interfere with business practices.
The french term "Laissez-faire" is translated as "Let go" or "Allow to pass" in English. In economics, it refers to the doctrine of letting business do their thing, more broadly, it advocates that all business practices should be free from any government intervention or moderation (like privileges, tariffs, and subsidies), and be driven only by the market forces, this way they can prosper, and by extension society too. Laissez-faire economics are a key part of capitalism.