the answer is core region
The last major period before the Europeans came in contact with
Native Americans was the Woodland Period. It is subdivided into 3 periods.
I. Early Woodland Period
This period is marked with intensive cultivation of native
food crops. The settlement were well-defined structures and the sedentary
village life developed.
II. Middle Woodland Period
This period dates approximately between 200 BC and AD 300.
This period is distinct for the widespread construction of burial mounds and
long distance trade. The American Indians continued to live in small
communities of oval structures.
III. Late Woodland Period
This was the time of important cultural changes. The population grew and the settlements became much larger. This period was notable for the bow and arrows. The Native Americans relied primarily on hunting, fishing and gathering.
<u>C. He participated in world-wide events, like the Panama Canal and international peace settlements.</u>
Theodore Roosevelt's term was characterized for breaking American traditional isolationist policy.
In 1904, the President enacted the Roosevelt Corollary in which America declared itself as an international police power to guarantee that Latin Americans countries met their international obligations toward European countries and in which the U.S would intervene and protect them in case that Europeans pressed their claims directly.
In 1903, Roosevelt helped Panama secede from Colombia, which later made the U.S. easier to make an agreement with Panama to begin the construction of the Panama Canal in 1904.
He also intervened in the Russo-Japanese War (1904–05) as a mediator to achieve negotiations and end the war. In 1906, he won the Nobel Prize for Peace for such accomplishment.
blacks didnt have enought rights to do that
The answer to the question above is Bastille.
A political and symbolic act of revolution occurred when the citizens of Paris stormed and captured the fortress is called the Bastille. The storming of Bastille happened in the afternoon of Paris, France on July 14, 1789.
