Answer: They have swarmed because of loud noises, dark clothing, bright jewelry, and even strong perfume
Explanation: I looked it up on google. I hope this helped. ;D
They wanted to have land that they could farm. The east was already crowded by large farms and cities. They were also in search of gold. There were also many trees that could be cut down and sent east, these people sought out a way to make money, or provide for their families that was not in the congested dirty cities of the east.
So slavery and trapping of other tribes was already a thing in Africa before slavery went to the U.S. Because the U.S started doing it, tribes now wanted to enslave as many people as they could to get money from trades that would se d slaves over. This meant tribes fell apart, cultures were lost, and people were hunted down to sell as slaves.
It was in 1931 when Japan began its occupation in China outside of Manchuria. This was during the time that Japan considered Manchuria as a great source because of its natural resources. Japan thought that this would lead to a great industrial development and the chance to acquire great power.
<span>Factors such as not having the sufficient money to
afford the tuition and not having the necessary connections to get into the
institution. The former is explainable because tertiary education is really
costly and the latter is not knowing who to ask or get in touch when applying
for the institution.</span>