President Washington was worried about the southern border with Spain because B. the stability of American trade taking place in New Orleans.
<h3>Why was George Washington worried about the south?</h3>
When Washington was President, Spain controlled Florida and the New Orleans area.
This was a problem to the new president because a lot of U.S. trade went through New Orleans and hostility with the Spanish could affect that.
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Answer:
A. Plymouth Colony is in Massachusetts
B. New Amsterdam Colony - New York
C. Jamestown Colony - East Virginia
D. Cape Cod - Massachusetts
E. James River - Virginia
F. Chesapeake Bay - States of Maryland and Virginia
Explanation:
A. Plymouth Colony (Plymouth) - English colonial venture in America, part of Massachusetts.
B. New Amsterdam colony - established by the Dutch West India Company in 1624, present day New York city and parts of Long Island, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
C. Jamestown Colony - Historic site in East Virginia, first permanent English settlement in the Americas.
D. Cape Cod - Southeastern corner of mainland Massachusetts
E. James River - River in the U. S. State of Virginia
F. Chesapeake Bay - estuary in the U. S. States of Maryland and Virginia
Answer:
The U.S. suffered badly but not as bad as the soviet union, China, poland, India, etc. The U.S lost . 1,027,000 to 1,700,000 lives, the soviet union lost 20,000,00 to 27,000,000 lives, etc.
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