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4 years ago
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What are some things you need to do as a group in order to overcome the hardships of the New World? (Hint: think of specific cha

llenges faced by early settlers, such as food, shelter, transportation, illness, education, and community organization). Is everyone doing his or her job, and if not, what should the colony do about it?
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1 answer:
Ray Of Light [21]4 years ago
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-more education
-more sustainability
-be respectful (this leads to strengthened community and societal harmony)
-more scientific research, especially in medical industry for solutions to combat diseases.

-i hope i could assist u:)
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