They were adapted to the land. They planted crops. They needed to trade for supplies. Did not think they would need to plant crops.
I think because he says it would help them and give them more supplies.
Crucially!
To all that was written by Alexander I would like to add that people eat badly in the Renaissance, I mean the rich and wealthy people. Tables them were full of food, it was all terribly kalloriynym, fatty, salty, sweet, and so on. D. Lots and lots of alcohol, rather the water while almost no drinking, right from the morning began to drink "El" (a sort of light beer) and adults and children and men and women. We ate hands, wiped mostly about himself, immediately behind the screen on the eyes and ears on all types emptied in buckets ... phew! I'm going to be sick! In general, so they (the rich and wealthy) naturally suffer from any intestinal diseases, I think it was not a few deaths ... the food was terrible indeed. Dirty and smelly young days. in general, the lack of Hygiene, not dieting. In late already began to appear cutlery - as exotic, forks, spoons, knives ... health ... culture ...
<span>After Mexico obtained independence from Spain they invited people from the United States to settle the land now known as Texas. The reason was to displace the Indian population which had been a serious problem. The settlers were under the laws of Mexico but since they became the predominant population they sought independence from Mexico which later resulted in war. In 1845 the US congress voted to annex and make a state of the territory.</span>
A) They believed that the loyalists were strongest in the South and had hoped to enlist the slaves in their cause.
B) Well, because they believed that the loyalists were strongest in the South, they successed in the South. They occupied Savannah, Georgia, in late 1778 and Charleston, South Carolina, in May 1779. They also struck a disastrous blow on General Horatio Gates' forces at Camden, South Carolina, in August 1780. But they had overestimated loyalist sentiment in the South. As a result, the British southern strategy was a dismal failure.
