I think that This is correct, the very reason for English settlers
coming to U.S is haphazard. They came here in search for religious
freedom from the British crown, and forced there way onto America. From
then on they have used the land, gotten sick and died, searched for
treasure destroyed the land and fought with Indians. The situations that
brought them to settle in America and their dissensions afterwords set
the building blocks for an extremely haphazard way of life. They killed
many Indians made treaties and broke them, mined the earth for oil and
made war with Brittan 2 times. Also their greed for money and
industrialization was also out of control. All in all the settlements of
early America, was forced due to oppression and was never gilded into a
thoughtful manner.
All this needs is specific detail which i can't do since i don't have your book or curriculum.
<span>. Basically what it did was to decrease the number of peasants who were forced to work on the landed people's property for very low wages. After the plague, there was a build up in the middle class as the peasants, now in short supply, could bargain for higher wages so, in turn, prices of farm goods increased, but the peasants got more status.</span>
Farmers sowed and harvested crops around flooding season, because the flooding gave them fertile soil.
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Peter the great is the answer hope this helps have a great day!
The reason why these areas in Africa, Hong Kong, and Australia, bear the name, "Victoria" is to honor the British Queen at a time when Great Britain ruled those areas.
<h3>Why are there several places named "Victoria"?</h3>
Queen Victoria was one of the longest-serving monarchs in British History and to commemorate her, there were several places named after her by the British.
The British did this in places where they ruled over such as Hong Kong, Zimbabwe (Lake Victoria) and Australia.
Find out more on British colonialism at brainly.com/question/7165116.
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