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aleksley [76]
3 years ago
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What were some unexpected results of Jefferson’s Embargo act? Select all that apply (2 points)

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inysia [295]3 years ago
7 0
I would put the answer B.


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Water sources determined where people chose to settle

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The geography of the Indus River Valley influence where people settled the same way as it did across the world in the time of the early civilizations.

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This is what was the basis of the farming and the situation of the trade of the time and made it so that the civilization could settle in those regions.

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This was a partial success. Mandela became a president of South Africa and the situation quickly changed in the country. The Africans were ruling their own country in their own way and that was seen as a great achievement. On the other hand, numerous groups emerged and were allowed to exist which were openly spreading hatred and were attacking and murdering the white people in the country. One of the people involved in this was actually Nelson Mandela's wife which was actually responsible for burning people alive. It was not democracy by no means, instead it seemed that the cards have just switched.

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