The environment really influenced the native <em>American Indians </em>in different ways.
They considered their land as a <em>sacred place</em>. The relationship with Mother Earth was of the utmost respect. American Indians honored the land in every rite they had. They always showed respect and saluted the four cardinal points: North, South, East, and West.
Their clothes always had nature symbolisms of honoring animals. They had bear skins coats, or foxes skins for winter time.
When they haunted, they did it to nurture their families, not for pleasure or recreation. So, before they ate their food their prayed in front of the animal before meals, thanked the animal and Mother Nature for the sustenance, and proceeded to eat.
Native American Indians, as well as Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas in South America- always held ceremonies to honor the Sun, the Moon and the Stars.
Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution, is the process of transition from an agrarian and manual economy to one characterized by industry and machine manufacturing.
Over the years there have been a series of industrial revolutions. Below are a list of the for industrial revolutions
- First Industrial Revolution: Coal in 1765
- Second Industrial Revolution: Gas in 1870
- Third Industrial Revolution: Electronics and Nuclear in 1969
- Fourth Industrial Revolution: Internet and Renewable Energy in 2000
One similar impact of the industrial revolution in Europe and Latin America is rapid urbanization which involved the movement of people to cities. This made the rural ares less populated than the urban areas.
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The committees investigate and prepare legislation to be considered by the House. The committee is basically a sub-organization within the legislative branch, what it does is identify the issues for legislative review and recommend a course of action to the parent body after gathering information about the subject.
Alin liked FDR and FDR liked and trusted Stalin to Churchill's dismay. FDR was warm to Stalin (Uncle Joe) and communism. He did not see anything wrong with the communist system or with Stalin<span> and his vast police state. He viewed Churchill and the British Empire with suspicion and felt that the time for “Empires” was ...</span>
He shows his greatness because he learned new things and he was ready to learn what was right and wrong
