<span>The question is asking us why Indigenous peoples in the Americas had never eaten pork or beef before contact with European explorers. The answer is that
B. Cattle and pigs were found only in Europe - before, Americans ate big rodents for example, which were found on this continents, but pigs and cows were not originally living in America, so they could only be kept after they were brought from Europe.</span>
A, Andrew Carnegie. He often spent time away from his company at home in Scotland
They were hindered by economic development and lack of enforcement, so I'd say 1. Cost, because no one would pay for it.
No picture given and no quotes to choose from, but one notable leader of Uganda was Idi Amin. He said a lot of outlandish things such as calling himself the "hero of Africa", and "Lord of all beast and fishes"... He even called himself "the most powerful" person "in the world."
He's not known for anything that sounds remotely sensible or coherent. So if one of your choices sounds like a decent human said it, that's the quote you have to choose.