3. Where does David Wilmot stand on the issue of slavery?

Although Wilmot opposed the extension of slavery into the territories, he was generally considered to be a Democratic Party loyalist; he supported Polk in the initiation of the Mexican-American War and was the lone House Democrat from Pennsylvania to vote for the Walker tariff.

it was justfied as english were being brutal to the colonist and they needed to be stopped therfor causing a war but the moral over that is yes it was justifed

the island of proikonesos, now called marmara island. in the 4tn century notable aristocracy from constantinople first settled on the island. by 569, many byzantine aristocrats had built palaces on the island and accepted it as their home. the byzantine royal presence on the island was strong.

in 395 with the division of the roman empire, the byzantine empire began for the island of ródos, now called island of rhodes, which was important because of its influence in maritime issues. the byzantine territory had rhodes as its capital of the islands; this caused massive murders because of its territorial occupation.