A Heliocentric Theory. By 1532 Copernicus had mostly completed a detailed astronomical manuscript he had been working on for 16 years. He had resisted publishing it for fear of the ensuing controversy and out of hope for more data.
The heliocentric model was generally rejected by the ancient philosophers for three main reasons: If the Earth is rotating about its axis, and orbiting around the Sun, then the Earth must be in motion. However, we cannot ``feel'' this motion. Nor does this motion give rise to any obvious observational consequences.
You didn't state which county that Mexican immigrants move to, so I'm going to assume you meant America since it has the most Mexican immigrants and is a border country to Mexico itself.
Here are a few details about the life that comes with Mexican immigration.
• Most children of Mexican immigrants are bilingual speaking both Spanish and English.
• A lot of Mexican immigrants aren't well educated or don't know English.
• These are some of the reasons why it is harder for them to get jobs.
• A lot of Mexican Immigrants also face racism.
• They can also face monetary issues since it is more expensive in America than in Mexico and they most likely saved and spent a lot of their money to move.
<u>I also want to state that these details are in no way meant to judge or go against Mexican immigrants. These are all proven facts that I hope no one takes personally.</u>
No they are not the same thing they are called different things for a reason
Answer:
The northern Natives relied on forest resources and fishing, where the southern Native Indians on hunting, growing crops like maize, beans, squash, and tobacco.
Explanation:
America before the arrival of European inhabited by the natives Indians. Most of the natives build their settlements near forests where they could get food easily. The Native Indians in the northern region did fishing and gathered wild rice.
The Native Indians in southern region hunted small animals, alligators, etc. They also forged along the seacoast for food like cramps etc.