American Indians had their own culture and philosophy. This understanding of the world as widely misunderstood by European settlers, who always saw Native Americans as an obstacle, or even menace to their expansionary interests.
Indians quickly understood the European settlers interests and in many cases adopted a stiff opposition and conflictive attitude towards them. This would eventually lead to memorable incidents, such as the Wounded Knee Massacre, where the US army killed numerous Indians due to a misunderstanding that escalated into a fight.
There was a clear lack of understanding between both parts and both of them have a degree of responsibility for it.
Citizens that have been naturalized or are born in the US/former slaves at the time.
It granted equal protection of the law
The given statement is true.
Explanation:
In 1915 Ukrainians feared that they were losing power and independence to Russia because Russia captured Ukraine during the time of world war I. That time there was no meaning of the name Ukraine as it was no self identity. It lost its freedom to the powerful country Russia.
During the first world war Russian army entered into Ukraine through Austria. Ukrainians were tortured by the Russian. They were feared as they started losing their power independence to Russia. There arm forces, power was much less in comparison with Russia. That's why Russia easily captured Ukraine.
As <span>the Cold War came to a close, the "United States" emerged as the only superpower, since it was clear that the communist system of the Soviet Union was failing economically and socially. </span>
Answer:
Paul Revere shouted that the British troops were invading. The piligrims landed in what is now known as Massechusetts.
Explanation:
On the Midnight of 1775, Paul Revere, and 2 others noticed that british sailships were coming, so Paul Revere was assigned to warn all the pilgrims to evacuate immidiately. As the Piligrims were sailing to another country, a big storm shook them of their track, and they landed in Massechusetts.
