I'm sure it's only A. Was a television news anchor.
Please correct me if I'm wrong!! :)
One unfortunate role is the spreading of misinformation. False news reports designed to get clicks are shared before people verify that what they are sharing is true. This leads to people believing false stories and even acting and voting based on this information.
Politicians in government (thought they may not believe the stories) know they must act based on this misinformation in order to secure votes from the people who believe them.
Answer:
1. The gold found brought many miners into the west.
2. Massacre happened at Sand Creek where the US army's killing of about 150 cheyenne elderly, women and children at the Sand Creek Reservation in Colorado territory.
3. The sioux agreed to live along a reservation on the Mississippi River and it failed because the Hunkpapa Sioux never signed it and restriction.
4. The Cheyenne and Sioux were in the middle of a sun dance and then sitting bull had a vision of Colonel Cluster coming to battle with them so they waited for the Colonel Cluster's troops and then when they arrived they killed the troops.
5. To give more of the lang set aside for Native americans (reservations) to the whites. "Americanized" Native Americans.
6. 7th calvary rounded up 340 starving freezing Sioux and demanded their weapons. After one Sioux Indian fired his riffle the soldiers slaughtered 300 American Indians.
7. Sitting Bull was a Native American that had a vision of U.S soldiers attacking and killing his people while he was sun dancing. His people prepared for the battle and won. However in the late 1876, he then took his people into refuge in Canada, and they stayed there until 1881. He eventually did surrender though in order to save his people from starvation. His people started doing a dance called the Ghost Dance, Sitting Bull was then arrested, and killed.
Explanation:
England’s Elizabethan Catholics were public enemy number one. Their
Masses were banned and their priests were executed. Jessie Childs
reveals what life was like for ‘recusants’ and ‘church papists’ in a
hostile Protestant state.
Answer:
Most Maya today observe a religion composed of ancient Maya ideas, animism and Catholicism. Some Maya still believe, for example, that their village is the ceremonial centre of a world supported at its four corners by gods. When one of these gods shifts his burden, they believe, it causes an earthquake. The Mayans religion involved several aspects of nature, astronomy and rituals. Most Gods represented a form in nature, for example, Sun God, Kinih Ahous, or Maize God, Yum Kaax. The Mayans were known for their calenders and astronomical buildings. These were used during their religious rituals.
