Josiah Strong (1847–1916) was a clergyman and writer who preached of the saving power of Protestant religious values. He's best known for his book, Our Country: Its Possible Future and Its Present Crisis, in which he urged Anglo-Saxons to "civilize and Christianize" the American West.
<span>You're talking about the Napoleon of the West or at least that's what he liked to call himself. General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana. Of course he had a few lapses of control over that 35 yr period. And then there was the time he was marched back to Mexico with his tail between his legs by the victorious Texan army led by Sam Houston. Adios, Amigo</span>
This statement is completely true, the native peoples to the Americas were introduced to diseases such as smallpox which wiped out a majority of the populations. While battles and such took place this was a huge cause of change because of the effectiveness. Positively, however, the natives were also introduced to the trading of European goods such as foods, guns, and livestock, and particularly horses.
c. The government banned slave labor and racial discrimination.
