The answer would be the second option, the Gadsden Purchase. It refers to when the United States bought about 30,000 square miles of land in present-day New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico for $10 million dollars. It was negotiated by James Gadsden, the US Minister to Mexico. The land that was obtained <span>provided a viable route for a southern transcontinental railroad from El Paso, in the far west of Texas, to Los Angeles, California on the Pacific coast. Hope this helps!</span>
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Mythical land in spanish romance novel that was called Las Sergas de Esplandián
Explanation:
california got it's name from a Spanish romance novel that was written in the 16th-century by an author called Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo. In the book, california was described to be ruled by a woman called quuen calafia. It's population was mainly beautiful black women who had golden weapons. These weapons were mainly golden because that was the only metal that existed on the island.
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because it lies in the equator
Answer:
2. a.Panlipunan
3. c. Dahil ito ay gawi na nagpapahalaga sa katarungan at halaga ng pagbabahagi ng sarili sa kapwa
