What aspects of Roman government do we still use in our society today?
What styles of Roman architecture and art inspired the European Renaissance?
Was Julius Caesar a Roman hero or villain?
Was it right for Rome to become an empire rather than a republic?
What advancements did the Romans make in science and mathematics?
What advancements did the Romans make in warfare?
How to the Romans compare to the ancient Greeks?
Explanation:
Defer to the decisions of the elected branches of government.
Answer:
These are the options for the question:
A. allowed religious tolerance in their colonies.
B. enslaved American Indians.
C. tried to spread religion in the Americas.
D. forced the American Indians to move to cities.
And this is the correct answer:
C. tried to spread religion in the Americas.
Explanation:
During the age of exploration, both the French and the Spanish tried to spread their religion to the Americas. This religion was Catholic Christianity.
The Spanish arrived first in the Americas, and converted most Native Americans to Catholicism. The French, decades later, did the same, but they tended to mix less with the Native Americans than the Spanish.
Answer:
B. "The improvements in productivity in early agricultural societies enabled more complex societies to develop" is the best option.
Explanation:
This improvement in productivity mostly came from the division of labor, which allowed people to do things other than farm.
