It's between a and b.
The other three were part of the purchase. The history of the purchase says west of the Mississippi, but it is not clear to me whether or not the Mississippi was included or if it was just the boundary.
No account mentions the OHIO river, so I would pick that one. I'll check it. And I'm wrong.
The problem is the Mississippi which Spain controlled. They were tough negotiators and did not want to let go of their hold of the Mississippi River. The French didn't help much: they never defined what they were selling and America desperately needed the Mississippi to get its goods to Market. The OHIO valley needed the mississippi for the reason stated above, but it was not part of the purchase.
Answer: B <<<<====
There are several different experiences that unified the colonists in British North America during the 18th century. Here is a list of just a few:
1) Implementation of taxes by the British government- Taxes like the Stamp Act, Tea Act, and Sugar act are just a few examples of laws that united American colonists in anger against the British government. These colonists felt these taxes were unfair, as they were implemented without hearing the opinion of colonists. After this, the rallying cry became "no taxation without representation."
2) Boston Tea Party- This destruction of British tea by American colonists showed their unity against the unfair Tea Act implemented by the British government. Colonists all over the 13 colonies supported this action, as it made a point to the British government that colonists were displeased with the laws being passed in their society.
I would say that voting is a very important thing that members of a democratic government but also lobbying for a more fair voting system than first past the post and also being involved in exercising one's freedom of speech to oppose government policies that are prejudicial to the environment, for example.
I believe that, He divided the empire into two sections.
