because the north have a few land and the south havemore land
i believe?
The the northern states didn't oppose the western movement. With the passage of the Homestead Act people flocked to western Territories. In 1849 with the discovery of gold in California thousands came to look for gold and within a year the population was large enough to become a stated. The idea of the "north" was only during the civil war when the 12 southern states left the union in 1861.
Modern clothes, the Western idea of materialism have spread throughout the world.
stalin wanted to block people from going to western europe so he made the iron curtain to block them.
A person (who) is not an idea. A question phrased in the negative (NOT) is unanswerable because almost everything is a true answer. In other words your question, as phrased, makes no English sense.
President Johnson called the bill "not a revolutionary bill. ... The Latin American population has also dramatically increased since 1965, though this was ... immigration quotas from the Western Hemisphere; also see National Origins Formula). ... identity as opposed to the melting-pot idea, debates on the economic impac.
The the northern states didn't oppose the western movement. With the passage of the Homestead Act people flocked to western Territories. In 1849 with the discovery of gold in California thousands came to look for gold and within a year the population was large enough to become a stated. The idea of the "north" was only during the civil war when the 12 southern states left the union in 1861.
It would increase the plantations, which means more slaves.
Alexander the great did not conquer:the western Mediterranean (including Italy, Spain, and western North Africa)Western Europecentral Europenorthern EuropeArabiaChina.most of Indiathe Americas, which he had no idea they existed.
Because the North was gradually learning the idea of equal rights while the South was busy being extremely patriotic.
imperialism
Imperialism
yes
Imperialism
They would oppose the idea
No. It's a terrible idea.
yes
John C. Calhoun