Answer:
The English believed that God had given them the right to judge breaches of English laws made by other people, and could punish them with death or torture, if necessary.
Explanation:
The British believed that their laws should be strictly followed in their territories. For them, this was the will of God, which allowed the English, as Christians, to have some rights, given by God Himself to solve problems of breaking the law. For the English, God allowed them to judge people who broke the laws, moreover, God allowed the English to provide punishments for those people, even if those punishments included torture and death in a slow and cruel way.
Answer:
For the most part historians and teachers have used bias when discussing the US Civil War. Most high school students for example have been taught that Lincoln "freed the slaves" which in reality he did not. And the South is usually painted as evil slave holders. There is much discussion about the US Civil War, and without taking sides it appears that there is a bias against the South. I emphasize "without taking sides".
Explanation:
by installing democratic governments in countries in need we gain grateful allies. allies that will most likely let us use their country as a place to conduct military operations if need be. as well as to trade with them so to increase the huge USA economy further.
Answer: They met other, more welcoming, American Indians.
Explanation:
The most acceptable theory about how humans came to populate Earth is that they migrated over land from Africa over the last 80,000 years.
<h3>What was the widely accepted human origin? </h3>
It was accepted that Africa is where the modern humans began over thousands of years from which they spread across the world.
It was believed that different environments needed different appearance and behavior and this led to ab enormous variety among human populations of the Earth.
Therefore, the Option C is correct.
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