4) D. the trade of metal tools for food.
The english had a hard time trying to feed themselves and survive in the 'harsh' environment, especially during the winter. They soon ended up trading metal equipment and fixing tools for the Indians in trade of food. Because of this interaction, they soon had a bond, and they helped each other sometimes in their time of need
5) <span>A. rarely married each other.
The English, unlike the Spaniards that intermarried, rarely married with the Indians (this does not mean they don't, its just rare. The English settlers tried to recreate Britain, and tried not to have as much to do with the Indian tribes as they would like. They also, unlike the French, tried to settle and populate the area with their own people.
hope this helps</span>
A) Given power by the people
B) Found across Europe
C) King or Queen answers to no one
Good Morning!
European explorers came from an ancient maritime tradition. Naval practice coupled with star-tracking, as well as associated navigation technology, aided navigators by helping them stay on routes, avoiding course problems, and thus preventing them from being lost frequently.
hugs!
The clergy were the religious people of the Middle Ages. Following the pope, in order of rank, there were bishops, priests, monks and nuns. In the latter part of the Middle Ages, the pope, as head of the church, had much influence over the king and total control of the clergy.
