<span>You're talking about the Napoleon of the West or at least that's what he liked to call himself. General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana. Of course he had a few lapses of control over that 35 yr period. And then there was the time he was marched back to Mexico with his tail between his legs by the victorious Texan army led by Sam Houston. Adios, Amigo</span>
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Explanation: In a pillage and gift system, a king or other war leader rewards his loyal soldiers by granting them gifts that came from the plunder of defeated enemies. ... The Mayor of the Palace was a noble who would grant out lands and gifts on behalf of the king and who would, in many cases, command the army.
Hahah I'm Russian so I'm def going to answer this
The answer is A, they would fight till the last battles
Russians aren't quitters :)
Freeing of individual enslaved persons took place very rarely in the United States, although it tended to happen when slaves reached a certain age, or when relatively compassionate slave-owners wanted to reunite slave families.
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All of them are correct, since you an only pick one, you can pick any.
