Answer:
b. The Maori suffered a loss of population and decline in power.
Explanation:
Early European explorers - including Abel Tasman (who arrived in 1642) and Captain James Cook (who visited for the first time in 1769) - reported encounters with Maori. These early accounts described the Maori as a race of fierce and proud warriors. Intertribal wars often occurred during this period, with the victors enslaving or even eating the losers. During this period, the acquisition of muskets by the tribes in contact with the Europeans caused an imbalance of power among the Maori tribes and began a period of bloody, intertribal war, known as the Musket War, which resulted in the effective extermination of various tribes and the migration of several others out of their traditional territories. European diseases also killed a large number of Maori during this period (the exact number is unknown).
Massachusetts was run by a very religious group of people (commonly referred to as the pilgrims) and they were what made up most of the Massachusetts colony, so their churches were, like EVERYWHERE, and they basically told other people "your religion sucks, join us" and the church basically ran the colony, does that make any sense?☺️
Answer:
a.Welfare of other captivities
b.Tools required for an escape
c.Barriers outside of your holding facility
Explanation:
In the event of falling captive during a war, there are several conditions that can facilitate or hinder your escape. You might be concerned about the welfare of other captives, which might make you more likely to stay, as opposed to escaping. Your escape might also depend on the tools that are required for you to escape. The availability of effective tools can make your escape easier. Finally, the barriers that are in place outside of your holding facility will also have an impact on the likelihood of having a successful escape.
