Answer;
-If the English had populated Latin America and the Spanish North America, the two places would have had their cultures switched.
Explanation;
-North America was actually quite populated before the Europeans discovered it. The problem was that European disease spread faster than the explorers such that 90% of the population died before ever seeing an explorer. So we might expect that Mexico, Central America, and South America populations would have been equally destroyed.
-The differences in today’s Latin and North America are not due to the Indian societies that had lived there because they had all been basically the same. The difference is because of the Spanish and English culture in the two places. If the English had populated Latin America and the Spanish North America, the two places would have had their cultures switched.
Answer:
Confederate Soldiers.
Explanation:
During and immediately after the war, U.S. officials, Southern Unionists, and pro-Union writers often referred to Confederates as "Rebels".
Answer:
The Continental Congress was a group of delegates who worked together to act on behalf of the North American colonies in the 1770s. Beginning with the Sugar Act in 1764, the British Parliament passed a series of laws that were unpopular with many colonists in the North American colonies.
Explanation:
Mussolini was able to take over Italy because Italys King was unwilling to risk a battle with protesters in Rome
