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Answer:
Because there was not a large Native American presence, but there was the potential for agriculture, and for supporting a large population.”
Explanation:
After the murder of Mormons founder and prophet, Joseph Smith,
in Illinois, Brigham Young took over the leadership of Mormon and lead them to Utah due to continues mob attack. Though, the settlement is salt lake but Mormon sees an opportunity in becoming the majority since there was limited numbers of native American and also they were able to practice agriculture.
Answer:
Option: Crops such as squash were grown in South America, and barley was planted in the Middle East.
Explanation:
Humans in the early period were hunter-gatherers. It was during the Neolithic period hunter-gatherer forebears began attempting their skill at farming. First, they grew wild species of crops like squash, corn, and barley which after a while became domesticated with the mixing of different varieties together.
Squash along with pumpkins, and gourds, are one of the earliest plants domesticated in the Americas, along with maize and bean. Its wild progenitor Cucurbita spp.
The earliest farmers existed in the Fertile Crescent, in the Middle East. People were able to grow crops in the Fertile Crescent because of the availability of water and fertile land. Barley domesticated from its wild ancestor Hordeum spontaneum.
Answer:
The American Revolution was the first revolutionary manifestation worldwide in which the liberal ideas of thinkers such as Locke or Rousseau were wielded as the main ideological components. Thus, the conception of the natural rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness became the cornerstone on which the entire revolutionary movement was built.
Especially, the right to freedom (from a civil as well as a political and economic sense) was the basis of the colonists' claims to King George, since they considered that he constantly violated their rights and curtailed their individual freedoms.
Thus, once America was constituted as an independent nation with these rights as the fundamental ideological base of society, the idea of freedom began to transcend from the simple expression of will towards a stronger claim for equality among all inhabitants, based on the natural right to freedom that originated in human nature itself. For this reason, these liberal ideas were the ones that gave rise to the movements originated in the north of the nation, which sought the abolition of slavery based on the undeniable human condition of African Americans and their rights as human beings.
