This is an interesting question, but I would say that there might not be a definite answer, and instead it depends on the particular people (both the person who needs help and the person giving help).
However, some options seem worse than others:
an ex-romantic partner is probably not the best, as they would not necessarily want to help and the person in need might not have a neutral or positive attitude towards them.
As far as the others are concerned : a religious counselor (of which religion? do they have the relevant experience and training?), older and experienced teen (depends on that person, they might be helpul) and a trusted friend, the last might be the best option.
Not mentioned here, but the best option is general would be a psychologist or therapist.
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The right answer is:
c. England was seen as a powerful force when it came to global, economic, and political issues.
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Victorian England used to boast that the British Empire was so vast that it was "the empire on which the sun never sets." Great Britain was the most powerful country of the world for most of the 19th century and until 1918, it had the largest navy, the largest fleet of merchant ships, and a formidable army. It was totally industrialized and possessed more colonies than anyone else.
The answer is trade they traded alot of good and products.
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There were a lot of consequences because of the American Indian war and here are some of the consequences a lot of people died because of fighting for the war. they also died because they couldn't go out for food or they will get shot or get injured so they had to stay at home. a lot of Nez Perce Indians lost land because they evacuate to Canada where they were under British control. the Yakima war was started because Washington had they sign a tradie which was ignored or broken starting the war. because of this both Indian tribes didn't trust them anymore and wouldn't sign any more tradies.
The idea was that with railroad expansion in new territory, settlers would follow, establish communities, and increase the value of land. Railroads could sell their portions of land and profit from their investment. The federal government hoped the railroad profits would be reinvested for further expansion.
