Which war is the question stating?
1. I am definitely sure that the most suitable option is: North America’s unpredictable weather patterns prevented American Indians from developing agriculture. It can be proved by the demise <span>of the Anasazi culture because of drought.
4. I think the main difference between Aztec/Inca civilization and American Indian civilizations was that the Aztecs and Incas were generally larger and more politically intricate. They had their own system of writing and advanced calendar.
5. I am completely sure that the main difference between those Indians was that the American Indian tribes living in the northeastern parts of the modern United States created permanent agricultural villages. While the others were nomadic tribes and made war with other Indians.
6. As far as I remember a major motivation behind the European explorations of the 15th century were: </span><span>Competition between monarchs over access to Asian resources. The main goal of these explorations were to find a new sea route to Asia because the main countries in Europe were relatively poor and they needed the access to new source of goods.
7. The option which</span> best describes the forced labor practices used by Spanish colonists in the Americas as part of the encomienda system is: <span>Spanish missionaries required all non-Christians to serve as temporary slaves until they converted.
8. If my memory serves me well, t</span>he first transatlantic interactions produced a<span>n increase in the use of African slave labor. It was the best example of the forced migration.</span>
The answer to your question is false because it was the oil industry.
I was alive and remember it well as many in my generation do.
I was 19 when the attacks occurred in my sophomore year of college. I was walking into my 8:00 class when our professor informed us class was cancelled due to an attack in New York. I went back home and watched the news for the rest of the day. It showed the videos of the attacks and reported on information and pieces began to come together.
This event shaped our domestic and foreign policies we experience today. For someone who can remember the event, we can also remember the ease of a flight or the lack of restrictions around the country. For people too young to remember or barely alive at the time of the attack, the event has shaped their lives as Americans.
Answer: Political sociology studies the relation between state and society, authority and power, and the methods used to formulate social policy.
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