Often, the conditions that children and workers worked in were unsafe and they worked long hours with no rest. they worked all day. sometimes they would get stuck in machinery and get hurt or even die. also, working in factories caused health problems for many children and workers.
In the beginning they would trade with the settlers but Some Indian tribes were friendly and some attacked the new settlers. Over time the Indians<span> saw settlers colonizing as </span>a<span> threat to </span>their people and were more often violent
Cahokia was one of the largest and possibly the capital city of the people that are referred to as the Mound Builders. Cahokia's size and the large number of people that lived there led to the main issues. Bad droughts and poor harvests meant people couldn't eat.
Depends who and what he did. We need more details to answer this
Explanation:
option B is the correct answer buddy.
