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US economic influence in other countries led to cultural diffusion. Option B is correct.
Cultural diffusion may be defined as the spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group of people to another. In this light, since the United States is a country with highest economy rates, countries across the globe view this nation as a highly influential country which is subject of study, in order for other nations to find out what makes the US so powerful.
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Gave access to the Mississippi River and the New Orleans Port.
Jay's Treaty opened trade between Great Britain and the US in addition to settling some of the issues still remaining from the Revolutionary War. The French saw this as an insult to the trade treaty created between the US and themselves. This treaty opened more trade for the US merchants but also started a war with France.
Pinckney's Treaty however was a favorable treaty for the US and was highly praised. The treaty allowed the US to use the Mississippi River and the port of New Orleans held by Spain at the time. This treaty would give the US a reason to approach France when they regain the Louisiana territory. When France and the US worked to negotiate the access rights, the US was provided the opportunity to purchase the whole territory from France. The Louisiana Purchase would be the ultimate end to the US working to have access to the Mississippi and New Orleans.
b. The Knights of Labor
c. The American Federation of Labor
d. The Cooperative Extension Service
B. Europeans had to establish trade agreements with the Ottoman Empire because it had spread to control most of East Asia.
C. Europeans had to find new trade routes to the East because the Ottoman Empire controlled and taxed existing routes.
D. Europeans had to turn over their economic authority to Venice, the only European city that the Ottoman Empire would trade with.
The correct answer is the following: option C. The Ottoman Empire affected European trade, as Europeans had to find new trade routes to the East because the Ottoman Empire controlled and taxed existing routes.
The Ottoman Empire was also known as the Turkish Empire which, from the 14th century and early 20th century, controlled much of the Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa. By holding so much power, the Turkish were able to intercept most of all the trade routes that Europeans used to use. This affected European trade, as Europeans now had to find new routes, in order to avoid the Ottoman Empire.
2.large population of non-farmers
3.large amount of industry
4.complicated road system
5.enough food