The correct answer is C, the specialization of labor.
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I'm guessing B.
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Many people believe taking artifacts and validating tombs of Pharaohs for example is unethical. Basically disturbing the dead and it's history. So taking artifacts can be seen disrespectful in a way.
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Slavery divided Americans from the beginning, but Americans demonstrated a shrewd ability to maintain unity in spite of division. In the 1770s, all of England’s North American colonies employed slave labor. Enslaved workers grew food, cultivated cash crops, worked in ports, and manufactured goods. Within a couple decades, however, slavery disappeared from half of the nation and an antislavery movement began to challenge the ancient institution. Battles emerged over the institution’s westward expansion. Enslaved laborers meanwhile remained vitally important to the nation’s economy, fueling not only the southern plantation economy but also providing raw materials for the industrial North.
The major differences were in the environment and the relations with locals. The Chesapeake had bad land for agriculture so they had to cut down trees and develop the lumbering industry, while fighting the hostile Native Americans. On the other hand, New England has good relations with the Natives and had great land for growing crops so their economies developed differently.
As near as I can tell it was the Chaktaw who were moved (forcibly) from Mississippi to Oklahoma in 1830.
Very soon after the eastern Shawnee were moved from Ohio to Oklahoma in 1831. Very soon after or during that time the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma were also moved from Ohio to Oklahoma. You could look up the trail of tears to get the real story of how these moves took place.
