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Lincoln did not win the popular vote or in the electoral college.
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1. He was worried that the judicial branch had given itself too much power. Why did Robert Livingston and James Monroe go to France to meet with the French foreign minister? Jefferson decided as president he didn't have the authority to buy Louisiana
2.Why was New Orleans important to settlers in the western regions of the U.S ? Because New Orleans was a very important trading port. ... The New Orleans was very important for importing and exporting goods;Mississippi River was a major transportation for settlers and good to ship items east.
3.I don't think the French believed that the Louisiana Territory was important land for their country because they offered all of Louisiana to the Americans very easily and at a cheap price ($15 million to double the size of the U.S.) when the Americans just wanted the New Orleans territory.
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<span>The U.S. was mostly moved to break its neutrality because of the attacks on "Great Britain," since it was clear by this time that Great Britain was on the "right" side of history. </span>
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No longer a father of independence.
His preisthood has come to and end.
He died, but in rememberance.
He siezed the Dolores prison.
His allies fled his aid.
His dead remains fade.
Because of his courage that kept.
We remember him still today.
<em>^ Is this what you had in mind?</em>
The correct answer is: "The construction of a road through a mountain pass".
<u>There are six essential elements of geography, which are the following:</u>
- World in spatial t
erms
- Places & region
s
- Physical Systems
- Human Systems
- Environment & Society
- Uses of Geography
Element nº 5 is denominated 'Environment and Society" and it is referred to <u>the manner in which humans modify the environment</u> and viceversa. There are good, bad and neutral effects. For example, pollution would be a negative one.
Therefore, the answer must be the third option, as it describes a human modification of a natural environment.
<em>Options 1 and 4 describe natural facts, not man-made. The second options describes a manner is which humans benefit from solar power but does not directly refer to a modification of the natural environment. </em>
