The oldest traces of Americans were some ancient humans from Asia. which was 13000 years old!!! The work is important because its been 13000 years old and it shows "real" people, not just skeletal remains or artifacts.
(you could always research these kinds of question just don't copy and paste everything)
I'll be honest, I could only find 2 from memory, 1 online. Heart or Brainliest if its helpful though.
1. NUMBERS DON’T DETERMINE ANYTHING
In the Battle of Badr, Muhammad had an army of 313 men, 2 horses and 70 camels yet they defeated an army of 1000 trained soldiers. This shows the lesson its not always quantity over quality.
2. EVERYTHING HAPPEN’S WITH ALLAH’S WILL
Upon winning the battler, the believers were reminded that the victory came from Allah’s will.
It was in this Quranic verse indicates His Assistance when only a mere handful of soil was thrown by the Prophet, resulting in the victory. The victory was made possible due to His Power and Support.
3. DON’T UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF PRAYERS
Before the battle, the Prophet prayed immensely for Allah’s support. He would say “Oh Lord, if we are defeated, You will not be worshiped at all on Earth.”
The prayer was answered, and the Battle’s victory proved to be crucial in the survival of Islam until today.
Always ask for Allah’s help, as He helps his devotees whenever they ask for His help.
Answer:
The two main areas of Spanish settlement after 1550 were Mexico and Peru pls mark me branilest
The correct answer is B) To corroborate a primary source's claim about an event.
Why would a historian wish to consult multiple sources of information on a topic?
Answer: To corroborate a primary source's claim about an event.
This is a very important aspect of the historian's job. He/she is looking for valid information in ist research. Historians need to corroborate that the information they are going to write about and share, is true. Historians have credibility and a reputation to maintain, and they won't dare to risk this reputation writing something that is not true or biased.
That is why they must double-check their sources before sharing their reports.
