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Why was Liverpool important during the slave trade?
Liverpool, as well as Bristol, were important because they were seaside towns, which meant they had docks. They were the first places the slaves ships would go after selling their slaves in america. When their ships were docked, the crew would clean out the slaves living area. It was the last stop in the triangular trade.
Why did Odysseus lose eleven ships in the story of The Odyssey?
Poseidon, god of the sea, was furious at Odysseus and did everything to stop him from getting back home. This is the general reason, but more specifically, in book X (10) of the Odyssey, around line 90, he lands on an island where most of his men are slaughtered by giants. By somewhere around line 140, everybody's getting mauled so he sails his ship away and leaves everybody else behind. Pretty cold, if you ask me.
How does the pharaoh get his power?
Usually by succession in the family line, but as the line came on the female side, they had to marry the next in line female, usually their sister. They also married all their female relatives to make sure, and stop any usurper marrying one and claiming the throne.
Famine in modern day?
i think people should stop this famine and also stop worring about what we, America does not have!!!!!!! there
Where did Telemachus stop his way to Sparta?
Pherae
Why did Jefferson stop trade with foreign countries?
Thomas Jefferson banned all the trade with foreign countries because British had attacked US ships.
What did the north plan to stop ships coming to aid the South?
A Sea Blockade/ Union Blockade
What was the southernmost African city on the sea trade route?
The southernmost African city on the sea trade route was Cape Town in South Africa. It served as a crucial stop for ships traveling between Europe and Asia, offering a strategic location for replenishing supplies and trading goods.
Why did President Jefferson blockade Tripoli in 1801?
Jefferson wanted to put a stop to the paying of bribes to protect American trade ships.
The Union Navy enforced what to stop trade in Southern seaports?
A blockade NEW RESPONDENT The blockade and the hunting of the Confederate cruisers attacking the Union merchant ships.
How do you stop the swinging of the ships bow?
Stop the ship.
What was to stop southern shipping in the United States?
The union used their "anaconda Plan" To stop shipping. The union placed ships all around the coast of the southern states and would not let supplies get to the south.
Why was Liverpool important during the slave trade?
Liverpool, as well as Bristol, were important because they were seaside towns, which meant they had docks. They were the first places the slaves ships would go after selling their slaves in america. When their ships were docked, the crew would clean out the slaves living area. It was the last stop in the triangular trade.
What are the four issues of the Jay Treaty?
One was that it didn't stop impressment on the American people on the ships. Britain agreed to withdraw from its Northwest Territories. The U.S agreed to repay private debts. It allowed American merchant ships to trade in the British West Indies.
What are some of the ships that are trying to stop Japanese Whaling Ships?
Rainbow Warrior by greenpeace
Who did the South think would assist them?
The South thought that if they could stop trade to England that England would assist the South in fighting the North. This however back fired because England did not want to get involved in the war.
Is Alaska an important stop for china ships?
No
