<h2>How did the Japanese Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, treat the local American Indians ?
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Oglethorpe wanted to make American Indian trade an important part of Georgia’s economy which eventually did and when he did instead of provoking animosity or strife with the American Indians, as a resolution Oglethorpe made an interesting preposition that arranged trade agreements with the American Indians in exchange for agricultural products tribes capable of producing. This transaction was one of the main boost for the jump or boost within Georgia's economy.
It is most definitely the fourth one
I think that the bottom line is that everyone wants to be respected. If you respect someone, they will most likely respect you back. If you condescend someone, or treat them poorly, the will react poorly. Just treat other how you want to be treated.
Answer:
Well, <em>I'd</em> <em>say</em> because of bipedalism (standing and walking up-right).
Explanation:
Favoring vision among our other four senses is seen as a consequence of how human evolution has developed so far. Thanks to bipedalism we could free our hands from the ground, then, we started using tools better; we gained a way of saving energy when commuting for long distances; and we allowed our selves to have a wider field of vision, which helped us in many ways, but especially in preventing attacks from predators.
This last evolutionary feature is what originated our nowadays-very-accute vision.
