The 13 colonies believed that they deserved all the rights that people in Britain had, while Britain thought that the 13 colonies were best used in a way that benefited their country (crown,parliament). The British tried to impose taxes on the colonies because King George III had spent a lot of money on the French and Indian War. The colonies were outraged. One of the most famous outcries was the Boston Tea Party (taxed tea was shipped out and a bunch of colonists dressed up as indians decided to throw the tea into the ocean)
<span>Spearman was an early intelligence researcher. He observed that scores on many different kinds of intelligence tests were correlated</span>
Observing that intelligence test items with very different content all correlated, Spearman hypothesized that <span> there was an underlying general factor of intelligence.
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Peasants grew the crops and tended the livestock. They usually rented land from lords of manors. They pay their rent to these lords in the form of either livestock or harvest. They made money by selling the surplus they produce, so that they can buy goods that they need. Eventually, if they make enough surplus and sell them, they can pay off the Lord with cash, instead of just livestock and harvest, which is more convenient both for the lord and the peasant.
Sometimes, poorer peasants who cannot afford to rent land work for wealthier peasants, so that they can help they can help the wealthier peasants pay the lord, make money and also make money themselves without paying a lord.
The answer is: D. An increase in literacy rates can lead to a higher standard of living
Literacy rates affect how well people would be able to learn new and a more advanced skills. This mean that higher literacy rates would give the countries in latin america more high-skilled labours.
The more high-skilled labours that a country have, the more efficient the production that they can do, leading up to an increase in GDP and higher standard of living for people in that area.
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One advantage of using renewable resources instead of nonrenewable resources is the fact that renewable resources will never run out. They are called renewable resources because they are replaced as quickly as used, as well as have a large amount in stock. Examples can be the use of windmills and wind farms in areas of that are extremely windy, as the place will not run out of the natural resource.
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