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The Puritan government of Massachusetts was neither a democracy nor a theocracy. Massachusetts had aspects of both.The religious laws were dominant over most laws in the state. However, they didn't have one ruler. The only people who could vote were the "freemen."
The Puritan government of Connecticut was controlled by King Charles II of England. He gave the governor the "executive" power. Puritan was the only religion allowed. It was part of an extended monarchy.
Hedeby was attacked by King Harald of Norway in 1050, as part of his conflict with the King of Denmark. After the remains were also sacked and burned down by Slavs in 1066, Hedeby was abandoned. The people from Hedeby consequently moved and founded Schleswig.
The correct options are: "Brazil - Iraq - El Salvador"
• The 1964 coup in Brazil took place against President João Goulart by 3452 Brazilian soldiers with the support of the government of the United States, on the night of Tuesday, March 31, 1964.
• The invasion of Iraq, which occurred between March 20 and May 1, 2003, was carried out by a coalition of countries, led by the United States along with the United Kingdom, Australia and Poland. Other countries were involved in the occupation phase. The invasion marked the beginning of the war in Iraq.
• The civil war in El Salvador has been considered one of the conflicts arising from the ideological, political and military confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States (with their respective allies), known as the Cold War. The two sides in conflict in the Salvadoran conflict were influenced by the global struggle. The Government of El Salvador had maintained a strong alliance with the United States since the mid-twentieth century. Officers of the government army, FAES, received training in US military centers such as the School of the Americas even in the pre-Salvadoran war era, obtaining the support of the governments of Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George H. Bush.
A form of collective social behavior that persists over a long period and gradually finds place as a tradition is called a custom. Examples:
Drinking a glass of wine with each meal--French custom (although that might changing due to economic woe and other variables)
Saying a prayer before each meal--Latin American custom (although it's a custom in other places too, and not every Latin American does this)
The use of the steam engine in the mills allowed the mills to move into the cities and towns from their previous locations along waterways because they no longer needed the water for power (Tuttle, 2001). Tuttle also connects that the increased work that could be done in the mills required more labor and factory owners had previously relied on orphans to do the work but now they are able to open up the work to more children.
<span>Definition of Child Labor .</span><span>Throughout this report child labor will be focusing on labor outside the home; particularly that of child labor in cotton factories. Child labor did exist in other industries such as mining, and agriculture during the same time but the inclusion of these areas within this report would only increase the length and not the validity of this report. Many of the aspects discussed in this report were true in these other areas also. Children will be defined, as under the age of 16, despite this fact some of the report will involve workers over the age of 16.</span>
