<span>Europe lacked a climate that was suitable for raising crops found elsewhere.
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Here are few reasons:
1.) To review the geopolitical realities of Europe in the Middle Ages.
2.) To understand the political, social, and economic systems of feudalism and emerging mercantilism in 15th, 16th, and 17th century Europe.
3.) To examine the realities of everyday life in 15th, 16th, and 17th century Europe.
4.) To explore the changing role of religion in 16th century Europe and how it impacted European immigration to the "New World."
5.) To discuss why some Europeans were willing to leave their homelands in exchange for the uncertainties of life in North America.
6.) To address the question, "why does any of this matter?"
the answer to this question is 1787.
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Well, not only does it help firefighters learn, but it helps everyone learn. In the case of historical fires, it actually helps them to grasp how to deal with them, how to prevent the most amount of casualties and how to prepare areas that are prone to fires. For example, the large 2020 california wildfires caused a large amount of damage. Teams have studied the incident to see how they can prevent further large fires from occuring — or how to minimize the damage if they do occur.
I hope that helps!!
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high in class and society
