Question 1: A. Meet American Indians in South Carolina.
Question 2: A. To convert the American Indians to the Catholic religion.
The Cofitachequi were the first contacted indigenous people that Hernando de Soto came into contact with in his expedition of 1540 into South Carolina. They were later visited by Juan Pardo in 1566-68 and by Henry Woodward in 1670.
One of the main motivations of these expeditions, especially those organized by the Spanish government, was to find new people to convert to Catholicism. Therefore, Catholic priests were among some of the first settlers in America.
Answer:
The U.S. received an urgent appeal for financial and economic assistance from Greece. He
says the Greek state is threatened by terrorists led by the communists.It is his belief that if one nation falls to communism, others will fall as well. He believed that
if they contained it where it was at this moment, they would be able to contain it from there
on out.
Explanation:
It is described as a defensive action that the United States could take to prevent the Soviet Union
from growing and possibly creating a bigger war in the future. He describes it this way because the
U.S. just finished fighting two world wars, and he knows public opinion would be against instigating a
war. Also, it makes the Soviets the aggressors, and the world looks negatively on aggressors
Answer: New threat or perceived opportunity
Explanation:
According to sociologist doug mcadam, a new threat or perceived opportunity must occur for a social movement to arise. It's been realized by him that what will spur or arise the intentions of a group of people to achieve a goal that was either forgotten, dead or a new one is by a new threat or a perceived opportunity. In most cases threat tends to spur individuals to take situations serious and would want an outcome.
Answer: You would underline the first two sentences of the third paragraph. Also the first 2 sentences in the 4th paragraph.
Boston was the center of the action because tension was high due to the refusal of getting rid of the Townshend acts.
