The yellow stars were meant to be a way to identify them quickly and easily. Jews were defined as second-class citizens at the time. As a part of this degradation, they were forced to be identified with this star, so that they would not exercise any rights that had been denied to them.
A big shift!
rock structures
Ancestral Puebloan ruins at Hovenweep, Utah.
People have lived in Utah for thousands of years. For 5/6 of that time, they have lived a hunting and gathering life.
However, around 2,500 years ago, the hunting and gathering life of the earliest people began to slowly change--and in big ways.
People began to grow food. The people we now call Ancestral Pueblo or Anasazi began to farm in the dry, warm climate of the Four Corners area. They figured out how to irrigate their crops.
Corn, beans, and squash (which probably came into Utah from Mexico) became a mainstay of meals. So did turkey, which the people had domesticated.
Settling down to farm was a big change, and it had a lot of consequences.
Answer:
B- business failure in her home country
Explanation:
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Unrestricted submarine warfare (on merchant ships) and the sinking of the RMS Lusitania.