The correct answer to this open question is the following.
I pick the following. "Experience is the teacher of all things."
This quote is so true, that is why I like it.
You can read books and study many courses, but what really teaches you is experience.
Until you directly live a situation and you are forced to make your own decisions and take your own actions, that is when you really learn.
It is true that there is no better teacher than experience. Once you have lived something, you get the lesson. The more you live, the more experiences you have. And I am not talking only about longevity, which is obvious. I am talking about living, making decisions, daring, expressing yourself, making your voice heard, to do things. The result of those things is experience.
Answer:
Spain. It established the Viceroyalty of New Granada in there.
Explanation:
The viceroyalty of New Granada was a Spanish viceroyalty in South America, which included the present-day states of Venezuela, Colombia, Panama and Ecuador. It was formed from parts of the already existing Spanish viceroys New Spain and Peru and was thus the third Spanish viceroyalty on American soil. The establishment of another viceroyalty became necessary after the administration of the vast areas under Spanish rule had proven increasingly difficult in a single viceroyalty.
One of the best arguments you can make against nativism and anti-immigrant feelings is that the United States is a truly immigrant nation, and unless perhaps your ancestors came over on the Mayflower, the chances are that you come from immigrants.
Once again, Marbury vs. Madison.
