Answer:
Historical
Explanation:
The word "squaw" has been used in the past to refer to Native American women in a perjorative way. Today this word, though little used, refers to an extremely wrong, disrespectful, chauvinistic, misogynist term and not appropriate for the evolved thinking we should have in this century. This word should not be used to honor anything, much less a city. Because of its perjorative content, Jossette believes that renaming Arizona as "Squaw Peak" to honor a Native American woman who died in Iraq is necessary to help settle a historic conflict. Moreover it is a very inappropriate tribute.
False, although Miguel Hidalgo's "Grito de Dolores" called for Mexicans to rise up, it was against Spanish rule and not against French rule. This is considered as the event that started the Mexican War of Independence and is called the "Grito de Dolores", because this translates as the Cry of Dolores, the small town in which the call to revolt was uttered.
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It shows that the president gets to check in on the other branches and see if they are doing something they shouldn'. It shows that the president has a say in the other branches and other branches have a say to his.
A.) - it is also known as the agricultural revolution, so this is definitely true.
b) - this is true, this is how it was possible
c) - this is also true! together with the cultural revolution came the domestication of animals
d) - this is false, on the contrary, it made people more independent.