<span>The statement is "False".</span>
<span>John Gray
who was an American author wrote a book “</span><span>Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus”</span>. The book expresses that most regular
relationship issues among people are a consequence of mental contrasts between
the genders, which the writer embodies by methods for its eponymous
representation: that people are from particular planets, men from Mars and
ladies from Venus, and that each sex is accustomed to its own particular
planet's traditions, however not to those of the other. And this approach was not accepted by communication scholars.
Depends on whether you are talking about the P.C. game that everybody played while in school. If so then Nope, only a few of the students could actually make it to Oregon.
That they were upset and willing to do anything to lower the tax, them trying to tax the colonists like they hadn't before was like "preaching to the dead" as they put it because they weren't going to do what they said
He was a hunter, trapper, fur trader, trailblazer and explorer of the Rocky Mountains. He was also the first white man to cross the future state of Nevada, the first to traverse Utah from north to south and from west to east; the first American to enter California by the overland route.
