On this day in 1919, the Senate<span> spurned the Treaty of Versailles that </span>had<span> ended</span>World War I<span> and provided for a new </span>world<span> body, championed by President Woodrow Wilson, called the League of Nations. ... Those twin </span>votes<span> marked the first time the</span>Senate had<span> ever rejected a peace treaty</span>
The effect of sharecroppers and debt peonage was that they were unable to pay off debts and fell deeper into debt. The weight of the debt bound the sharecropper to the landowner as completely as they had been bound by slavery.
Vassals
<span>A vassal refers to a person who was permitted to
acquire land on the grounds that he offered allegiance and homage to the nobles
of society in return. Nobles granted the use of
farmlands to vassals in exchange for vassals’ services such as political
support, serving as military soldiers and paying taxes. </span>
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Samuel De Champlain, an important figure in French History. An interesting figure...He was an amazing explorer, geographer, navigator, a soldier and etc...He established quite a few land-scapes in his voyages. One being in The New colony of France - The City of Quebec. During his voyages, he traveled through many seas, including; the northern sea, Celtic Sea (France to Spain. first voyage), and Lac Attigouautau - fresh water.
He even had the "Atlantic Ocean" temporarily be named after him - The Champlain Sea.
I hope this helps :) Lets hope I didnt miss any seas.
