I would say it is b. sates with few people wanted equal representation so that states with larger populations would not have more power.
It seems that you have missed the attached image to this, but anyway, according to what I have searched, the area that <span>lies directly east of the Rocky Mountains in the center of North America is the GREAT PLAINS. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. </span>
From the later 17th century, the Native American population dropped drastically due to warfare and disease. Settlers regularly waged war against Native American tribes in order to place more land under their control and push Native Americans away from their settlements. Additionally (and probably more drastic), Native Americans had not developed the same immunities Europeans had to infectious diseases. Prior to settling in North and South America, Europeans lived in cities rife with disease and filth. While this contributed to a substantially shorter lifespan for Europeans relative to people in more sanitary living conditions, it also led to increased immunity to diseases. Europeans then came to the Western Hemisphere with their diseases, which were then spread (overtly and indirectly) to Native Americans whose more sanitary lifestyle resulted in weaker immunity.
Answer:
improving farming techniques using science and technology
Explanation:
The ''green revolution'' is a term that refers to the improving of farming techniques using the new technology and scientific advancements. The term can be misleading because of the ''green'' part, as it usually is associated with preservation of nature or organic production, but this is not the case here. The ''green revolution'' implemented lot of mechanization in the agriculture for quicker and more efficient working on it. Also, it supported the heavy usage of pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. While this resulted in much higher production, it also resulted in the food being much more polluted with toxins, as well as having very bad impact on the environment and thousands of species of animals and plants.
Although there are many philosophers who have dived into this realm of thinking, perhaps the most famous would be John Locke, who was a major inspiration to the Founding Fathers of the US.
