Tecumseh and the Shawnees sided with Great Britain in the war of 1812 in which the forces in Canada successfully repelled the American invaders and he was allied with General Isaac Brock. Both men valiantly fought the American troops and both died in battle.
Answer:
Passage with highlighting group, passage without highlighting group
Explanation:
A researcher randomly assigns participants to read a passage in a book with or without highlighting in the passage. Differences in comprehension are compared between groups. The <u>passage with highlighting group</u> is the experimental group and the <u>passage without highlighting group</u> is the control group in this example.
The group that is subject to the treatment is the experimental group, while the group that is not subject to the treatment is the control group.
When the Europeans arrived, carrying germs which thrived in dense, semi-urban populations, the indigenous people of the Americas were effectively doomed.
Because there were bigger, stronger, older nations that would
have loved to get their hands on that rich territory that the United
States covered ... France, England, Spain, etc. Washington knew
that the young USA could only survive as a nation if the people
remained united, and all those things ... taking sides in international
conflict (not remaining neutral), national debt, sectionalism (north
against south, east against west, old states against new states),
political parties (Whigs against Tories, Republicans against
Democrats), are things that could set groups of the people
against each other.
