The correct answer is A) Americans found that they could survive a war with a European power.
The War of 1812 saw the United States face off against Britain again. This war was short in comparison to the American Revolution. However, this war was important in building the morale of American citizens. Even though this was not technically a win and neither side gained or lost territory, it proved that even though America was still a young nation, it could survive a war against a strong European country.
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A or number one
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The answer to the blank is: politically.
Simon Bolivar is one of the most important liberators of South America and his efforts during the 19th century against the rule of the Spanish Crown in South America led to the liberation of what is now Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Panama, Ecuador, and Venezuela.
After some military successes and failures, Bolivar, beginning in 1816, came to understand that only if all South American liberators and regions united politically under one single form of rule, could they stand a chance of permanently defeating the Spanish. It is at this point that he envisioned the Great Colombia project, a nation that could hold all of the regions mentioned above under one single rule.
The correct option is "The Netherlands"
In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Holland was the cradle of commercial capitalism and modern science, and was the homeland of Grotius, Spinoza, Vermeer, Rembrandt, Huygens and Sawammerdam, among many other geniuses who lived in Amsterdam, Utrecht or Leiden, as in the case of Descartes or Hobbes. In that period, Holland was considered the land of nonconformity par excellence and freedom of thought. And it was also the place where the first "national economic miracle" of the history of capitalism took place.