<span>Motivation and approach of European Countries to gaining land in America the New World. Map of Europe land claims in America the New World. European conquest in America the New World. England, France, Netherlands and Spain.</span>
Main Points:
Jack Symons writes a letter to Bert to let him know that he is alright. Jack lets Bert know that they are in dugouts and that the weather is really bad where he is. He doesn't have anything to change into and is soaking wet from the rain. He said in a strange place he fell over at least 20 times and got smothered in mud all over his body.
Main Ideas:
- It's raining
- He has no clothes after the rain
- He got smothered in mud from head to toe
- He mentioned that they are in dugouts
- A residence that fell in during the night
Answer:
Explanation:
It sure wasn't D. They were slaves, bought and sold.
It didn't free the existing slaves in the United States. It made it illegal to import more people to be slaves.
The choice is between A and C.
I think you should pick C which was factually true and exactly what happened. In other words, the law was circumvented.
The problem with A is that it they were let in directly at the request of Georgia and South Carolina. These two states had very complex responses to the Jan 1, 1808 law. Their economies depended on as many slaves as they could get legally or not.
<span>1. They sought to reach
an agreement to amend the limitations that prevented a satisfactory
trade between the states, in order to achieve it, they had to change the
Articles of Confederation. 2. The affected states should
meet to eliminate existing trade depression, lack of regulation of
interstate commerce, possession and collection of import duties and
export, use of rivers as a means of transportation. <span>3.
It was sought to review the Articles of Confederation to find political
union and to have a central, very competent government, that had the
capacity to resolve the disagreements between the States.</span></span>
Answer:
Aramaic
Explanation:
At the beginning of the 5th Century BCE a lingua France was adopted as a unifying factor for the western half of the Empire stretching from Libya to Persia: Aramaic
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