Sanford B. Dole
Sanford Ballard Dole was a jurist in the islands of Hawaii and an
advocate of westernization of culture and government. He was the first governor
of the Territory of Hawaii and the first
president of the Republic of Hawaii.
Answer:
A. They worked as farmers
Explanation:
During the 1700's the population was almost completely rural. Most American's didn't have any other choice but to farm off of the land they owned.
Answer:
Many Americans saw the Jay Treaty as an embarrassing surrender to the British. It angered the American people and many Europeans, especially the French.
Explanation:
The French concentrated in exploring Canada because they already had forts in it in Quebec and in other parts of Canada, also there wasn't too much fighting over Canada except for the British so they decided to explore Canada.
