In the mid-1800s, western settlers and American Indians differed in their views about how the land should be used. On the other hand, white settlers sought to expand westward, exploiting the natural resources of the territory and erecting new towns in those places.
The Dutch East India Company sent Henry Hudson to explore the area where New York City is now in the years 1609. There formed a colony named New Holland and its capital was New Amsterdam. The Puritan religion came with the Quakers and Amish, who settled along the Delaware River; also the Baptists and Mennonites came from Eastern Europe. The new Pennsylvania town grew rapidly with the German farmers of the Rin River region and with the Irish-Scots who later arrived. Thus, religion had the influence of the Puritans, who brought with them the value of work, simple life, far from the sin of old Europe, and with their customs, folklore, legends and even music, like polyphonic religious music.
The help of African-American military personnel during World War II drove for greater civil rights after the war. A perfect example of this would be the Tuskegee Airmen. This group of African-American pilots performed thousands of successful missions during World War II. This showed that African-Americans contributed a significant amount to the war effort and were willing to risk their lives for their country. These accomplishments were used as proof that blacks deserve the same rights as whites in American society.
Answer: C.
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