The Sugar Act was a measure taken by England against its colonies, prohibiting the consumption of any sugar that had not been produced by the English Empire, which in effect functioned as a settler tax.
The Sugar Act required settlers to pay a tax on any shipment of sugar that was not owned by the British colonies. With this, the autonomy of the colonists began to be threatened.
Answer: The geographical barriers they faced are the great plains, the rocky mountains and the Sierra Nevada.
Explanation:
After California's annexation in 1848 to the United States of America, and the discovery of gold in the region the same year, many colonists undertook the difficult journey of reaching California.
The colonists who wanted to reach Californía first had to cross the great plain, there it was difficult to find food or hunt, therefore, they had to bring their food. They were also attacked by Indian tribes or suffered from a lack of water. Then, they had to cross the Appalachians, and later the Sierra Nevada.
This led to a high level of mortality among settlers who succumb to the terrain, starvation, disease, or attack by American Indians.
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The definition is when people (like the government) allow other people of different religion to have the freedom to practice their own religion or beliefs.
Examples could be like:
The Rhode Island colony had Religious Toleration, unlike some other colonies, which were sometimes, strictly catholic.
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Separatist, also called Independent
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Apply fertilizers at recommended amount and only when necessary.
Don't apply fertilizer before rainy or windy days.
Apply fertilizer at the period of maximum uptake and growth for grass and other plants, and this is usually during spring and fall in cool climate, and early and late summer in warm climates.
Don't apply fertilizer close to waterways.
Use a soaker hose or porous hose that releases water directly to the ground, reducing overwatering that carries away fertilizers that would otherwise enrich lawns and gardens.
Make use of hard surface for fertilizer spreaders so that any spills can be easily cleaned up.
Proper storage of unused fertilizers and proper disposal of empty containers.
In order to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions which would cause adverse environmental impact, maintain your lawn mowers, snow blowers, chain saws, leaf vacuums and similar outdoor power equipment.