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It caused Europeans to question the divine right of kings to rule their subjects
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Answer:
1. Colombia Plateau (Plateau Indians)
2. Bow and Arrow
3. Longhouses
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The Jesuits, to paraphrase Star Trek, went boldly where no European had gone before.
The basic strategy of the Jesuits was to convert people who had never heard of Christianity. So, off they went into the world. Jesuits traveled throughout India and Japan and throughout Southeast Asia and Canada and converted along the way (with quite a bit of resistance from the locals).
The manners in which the English and Germans could be considered to have pulled the United States into World War I were closely intertwined. The relationship between Great Britain and the United States was, of course, borne of bloody confrontations, first the American Revolutionary War and then the War of 1812. In the century between then and the onset of the Great War, the relationship between the two countries was one of constant mutual antipathy, as the growth of the United States increasingly encroached on British territory in North Americ
