Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska. I am pretty sure those are them. Sorry if i'm wrong
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#1 HE INDEPENDENTLY DISCOVERED THE AMERICAS
#2 HE DISCOVERED A VIABLE SAILING ROUTE TO THE AMERICAS
#3 HE LED THE FIRST EUROPEAN EXPEDITIONS TO THE CARIBBEAN, CENTRAL AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA
#4 HIS SETTLEMENT IN HISPANIOLA PROVIDED SPAIN STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE FOR EXPANSION IN THE NEW WORLD
#5 COLUMBUS MADE COLONIZATION POSSIBLE FOR SPAIN
#6 HE HAD A MAJOR IMPACT ON THE HISTORY OF MANKIND
#7 THROUGH DOMESTICATED ANIMALS, COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE EXPANDED THE FOOD SUPPLY IN THE AMERICAS
#8 COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE CAUSED A HUGE INCREASE IN POPULATION IN THE OLD WORLD
#9 HE SERVED AS GOVERNOR OF HISPANIOLA
#10 COLUMBUS IS REGARDED AS A MAJOR FIGURE IN SPANISH HISTORY
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There are many disadvantages of exclusion in societies. One disadvantage is that social exclusion creates parallel sub-societies and sub-cultures within a society, that threaten the social order of a particular area.
Another disadvantage, related with the first, is that exclusion leads to little dialogue among different social groups. This can greatly increased social conflict, political extremism and radicalization, and in extreme cases, as history has shown many times, could lead to civil war.
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Mexican Americans, Mexico
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At the end of the Mexican American War in the late 1800s, the Mexican Americans were given an offer to take American citizenship. However, they were considered as a second class society, and they settled in the southwest of the USA. Some Chinese population also as an immigrant came to the US and settled in California, and by 1949 they too were 300000 in number.
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According to Kohlberg, an individual progresses from the capacity for pre-conventional morality (before age 9) to the capacity for conventional morality (early adolescence), and toward attaining post-conventional morality (once Piaget's idea of formal operational thought is attained), which only a few fully achieve.
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