Answer:
The Conquistadors were carriers of — diseases. Because the source of the diseases could not be seen with the naked eyes, they were labelled Invisible Warrior.
The diseases included but were not limited to
Smallpox, measles, mumps, typhus etc. Because the Native Americans had never come in contact with these ailments before, they neither had the cure not the immunity against them.
The diseases ended up killing them by the hundreds of thousands.
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A. oxygen for plants. Im pretty sure that's it but look it up on google
no because after the troops were pulled many blacks were killed by hangings lynchings and other cruel ways which in a way interrupted the reconstruction of the south and differed from the way Abraham Lincoln had an idea of reconstruction
B- in the 1959,s the democrats and republicans basically switched titles
Answer:How did the Shang Dynasty create the foundation for china's growth? The Shang Dynasty ruled for nearly 600 years and set China's path toward advances in mathematics, astronomy, artwork, and military technology. Being the first dynasty (as far as we know at least) they set the culture for the rest of China's future.
Why was the Mandate of Heaven important to early Chinese culture? The Mandate of Heaven was the idea that the gods/spirits gave the emperor and his dynasty the right and power to rule. In Chinese honor codes if it was seen that the emperor or his family disgraced themselves they would lose the Mandate of Heaven and therefore the right to rule.
How was Confucius important to early Chinese civilization?
Confucius was born and lived through an age between dynasties in the midst of one of China's many wars. He spent his days learning rather than fighting. Over time he managed to write several books about he and all others could maintain the peace with "self checking". His books and beliefs spread so that many others followed his footsteps. Confucianism became part of the people's honor codes and set the way for future dynasties, governments, and advancements. Confucianism was not a religion but rather an ideology.
For the first question just answer truthfully some facts about China you know off the top of your head, as that seems to be what the question is asking.
