Answer:
**FOREWARNING**
Okay, so I have not done this assignment or any type of work like this, so I am not guaranteeing that my response will be correct. <em>But</em> I tried my best and answer thoughtfully, so hopefully this is a good enough answer. :)
<em>**Actual Response**</em>
Robert Lindneux created this painting to show the struggle the Native Americans had to deal with as they were forced to leave their homelands because of Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal Act. It was meant to express the crowded migration they had to deal with, and the unsanitary, non-idealistic conditions as they headed away from their heritage and homes. If you were to look closely and carefully at the painting, you can tell that Lindneux had exaggerated and purposefully made the faces on the characters in the painting sorrowful and depressed. The conditions were exaggerated as well, notice the people having to walk and carry sacks on their backs, and people crouching over in their cloaks avoiding the sand and dust. The environment is exaggerated as well and in the landscape you can see dark, stormy clouds, meaning a bad/ dark/ depressing mood. Along with a dusty, windy ground that is surely irritating the Natives' eyes.
Hope this helps. Have a good day and good luck! :)
Your friend, Pengoon
B. Passed from parents to child
Neoclasicismo: Enfatizado en la estructura, moderación y objetividad.
Romanticismo: Enfatizado en la imaginación, la emoción y la subjetividad.
Answer:
Following Japan's invasion of the philippines. Allied troops sought to defend the territory under Allied commander Douglas MacArthur
Explanation:
Douglas MacArthur lead an offensive wave that found its limits in the Philippines, were Japanese forces confronted him winning the control of the zone. MacArthur defended Corregidor fortress but his escenario was unfavorable. So, he received orders to leave his around ninety thousand soldiers defending Corregidor. Nevertheless he promised to come back and help them, however he didn't receive the support he believed he was going to get from the Australian Allies. However, he eventually got heard and U.S. forces went back to the Philippines and won that territory over the Japaneses and liberated the Islands.
Official correspondence from the Spanish-Mexican Records of the Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe
