Hello! The answer to your question would be as followed:
Hunter-gatherers
<u><em>b. moved constantly in search of food</em></u>
A legal goes through the steps and processes to become a citizien of the country being moved into while an illegal is one who simply disobeys the law and doesn't take the essential steps to become a citizen <span />
Some things that Japan borrowed from China was the tea seed which was brought into Japan as a medicine but then was developed as a drink. Also the chrysanthemum (flower) came from China but was then used as a symbol of fall in Japan.
A Samurai were the military nobility and officer caste of medieval and early-modern Japan. It was a very powerful military.
Isolationism is a policy where you have to remain apart from interests or affairs of other groups mainly the political affairs of other countries.
Japan went into isolationism (isolation) because of homogeneous society, increasingly dangerous European threats, and because Japan wanted to keep the Japanese worldview and lifestyle uncontaminated by the western ways.
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Propaganda isn't always 100% true, so your answer would be false.
The conflict was known as Little Big Horn
The battles was held between the army Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Indian tribes versus the 7th Cavalry Regiment of the United States led by Custer.
Due to the overwhelming loss that experienced by the United States side, this battle was alson known as <span>Custer's Last Stand</span>
