No Spain wasn't first to have slaves it was Europe who had the first slave's Hope this helps:)
Answer:
Northwest Coast chiefs held the highest position in society.
Explanation:
I am not an expert, but I know Plateau tribes had chiefs based on ability.
This should help too!
This was an answer from a quizlet set:
term: cheif
definition: Leaders in American Indian communities. The role differs between Plateau and Coastal Indians. Coastal Indians it is an inherited position and have more authority. With Plateau Indians it is an elected position earned through merit. There are multiple some at village level, band level and tribal level
Answer:
The main difference between the Coronado and La Salle expeditions was the purpose with which each expedition began.
Thus, Coronado carried out his expedition to the southwestern United States with the objective of claiming those territories for the Spanish Empire, territories that had already been explored and in which it was expected to discover native cities full of wealth.
Instead, La Salle carried out his expedition along the Mississippi River with the goal of discovering the territories adjacent to it, and claiming them for the Kingdom of France.
Thus, while the La Salle expedition had a merely territorial and expansionist objective, the Coronado expedition had as its main objective the discovery of sumptuous wealth in the explored territories.
ANSWER: OPERATIONALIZE the variable.
EXPLANATION:
OPERATIONALIZATION refers to the process where by specific variable are defined and measured based on their function in a study/experiment.
However, to operationalize a variable in a study, a paradigm (theoretical framework) is used by researcher to create a concept through the process of conceptualization.
Definitions are made to back up the study, in other to remove any error or any doubt of the readers during accessing the study.
Thus, based on Jim's study. He defined the frequency and the intensity of the mood swings (as the two variables) for better understanding by the individuals.
