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The Spanish contact affected mainly due to the fact they wanted to convert American Indians into Christianity, even though Spanish manage to create bonds (marriage) with the Natives, it was not a good relationship for everyone. Compared to the French that had a friendlier approach with the Indians. Overall Spain tried to find a balance between being strict but still remaining passive with the Native.
With the settlement of ships along the Barrier Islands, Spain began missions in order to continue promoting Christianity.
Hernando de Soto started conquering South America and made his way up north, in which he brought ships to Florida, South Carolina and even reached the Mississippi River. His main objective was to find gold.
I think the summary judgement would be inappropriate in this case
Summary judgement is entered by the court if the plaintiff does not have sufficient evidence that the defendants actually do what they're accused of before moving to trial.
On this case, There is a strong proof that peoples restaurant is aware of Hoag's alcoholism : <u>intoxicated</u>
This mean that sabo can proof that the bar know hoag is an alcoholic and had served enough amount to hoag to get him intoxicated.
This mean that Sabo's case is strong enough to be brought to the trial. keep in mind that Sabo is unlikely to win the trial since the restaurant does not directly involved in the accident. but we can definitely say that summary judgement would be inappropriate in this case.
The waterways that border central america are t<span>he Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico. It can be the Atlantic Ocean too. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.</span>
Why is it a bad idea to simply hide money in a safe place as a way to save?
A. Money disintegrates over time.
B. The money will gain value over time through deflation.
C. You're likely to forget where the money is hidden.
D. The money will lose value over time through inflation.
When a bank evaluates a person for a loan, what does the word "capacity" refer to?
A. The ability to make payments on time
B. Property that can be pledged to protect the lender
C. The willingness to repay debts
D. The amount of the loan in question<span>
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d. the extent to which our senses influence intelligence.
