Answer:
B, a more settled agricultural based way of life
Explanation:
B because many people think that culture developed thanks to agriculture, when people settled in larger groups and formed villages and rules for government and specialized economic activities and so on. It is true that many important cultural advancements depended on agricultural progress, but agriculture itself was a cultural advancement and that must be granted to hunter gatherers. Besides, hunter gatherers had already developed cultural traits like bows and arrows, mourning of the dead, sharing food and other practices that cannot be considered without culture.
So the correct answer would be none of the above, since culture and human beings cannot be separated at any stage of development. If you can't find culture, then you can't find human beings.
It sent well armed ships with a letter from president filmore demanding trade
Correct answer choice is:
D. It placed the Union capital in danger.
The Battle of Second Bull Run was fought between Union and Confederate soldiers for many days. The Union left flank was destroyed and the army was pushed back to Bull Run. And as a result, the victory went to the Confederate. Union lost their 62000 soldiers whereas the casualties in the Confederate army were 50,00. This battle was way larger in scale and numbers compared to the first battle.
Answer:
Mexico was likely to rebel against Spain
Explanation:
Zebulon Pike was a former United States army officer who served twice as the leader of an expedition party during the Thomas Jefferson administration.
During his second expiration around July 1806, he was captured by the Spanish, at which time he was able to observe that Mexicans were not happy with Spanish rule.
Also is the fact that Pike observed that the Spanish government in Mexico was worried that an increase in the agitation of democracy and movement of protestant Christian doctrine is a major obstacle to their rule.
Hence, in this case, the correct answer is that Pike was one of the first to realize that "Mexico was likely to rebel against Spain."
The Wall prevented almost all emigration
