Answer:
The Mexican War of Independence
Explanation:
As described, the initial phase of the Mexican War of Independence began with the Dolores Uprising, that would evolve to a full-scale rebellion that reached the outskirts of Mexico City but was defeated in the Battle of Calderon Bridge. After the fall of Father Miguel Hidalgo, the struggle was continued by Father Jose María Morelos, that would summon a Congress in Chilpancingo that declared independence, but the movement was crushed when Morelos was captured and executed. Independence would finally be achieved when Agustin de Iturbide, a member of the creole elite of Mexico City and an officer of the colonial army, negotiated the Three Guarantees Treaty (or Iguala Accord) with Vicente Guerrero, and was then proclaimed Emperor of Mexico.
Farmers wanted more money in circulation in the late 1800's (specifically 1888) because they wanted to inflate the value of the dollar. They believed that because the dollar was strong, the food would cost more and in turn they could also pay back their loans on an inflated dollar.
Italian artists taught Islamic artists the secret of making porcelain.
Answer:
The Rocky mountains. The United States, Canada, and maybe Mexico
Explanation:
Based on the picture it appears that the Rocky mountains are the largest.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
More advanced civilizations were able to develop technology that allowed their citizens to move away from the river and protected them from flooding.
This technology first, allowed civilization to predict the flooding of the rivers, and then to take advantage of the flooding to increase crop production.
Let's not forget that ancient civilizations such as Sumeria, settled in the middle of two rivers: the Euphrates and Tigris. This represented many advantages to farming but also had its risks, basically, flooding. In the case of ancient Egypt, they settled in the banks of the Nile River, and they were one of the most successful civilizations that developed the kind of technology to avoid disasters due to flooding, and instead, growing good crops. The flooding of the Nile left rich soil to grow quality crops that they traded with other towns. The Egyptians also built underground channels to take the course of the water in times of flooding. Thes minimized the risk of massive flooding of their cities.
