American westward expansion in the 19th and 20th centuries influenced the regional and ethnic identities of the United States
C.Settlers lived a nomadic and violent lifestyle as they fought to protect their caravans and searched for isolated places to create new communities
Explanation:
American westward expansion in the 19th and 20th centuries is one of the phenomenons the hurt the ethnic culture native to the Americas the most out of all.
The natives had survived until then by living in the west in their own cultures which were now being invaded by the increasingly violent white settlers who were trying to grab away their lands where they as nomads had lived for centuries.
The influence on the regional and ethnic identities was that there was a cleansing of the native population by the white settlers.
They were German mercenaries (hired soldiers) who were hired by the British during the Revolutionary War. Their training made them great soldiers, but because they were there for money, they had no loyalty to the British or their cause.
Laying in the dirt or in most cases mud, will cool an animal by bringing its temperature down. Usually dirt is already cool, if a rain hadn't already wetted it. If a pig lays in the mud, they love to sprawl on their belly which actually helps them to cool down. Blood vessels closer to the skin on a pig's belly carry the cooled blood throughout the body and the pigs temp goes down. It's kind of like with a jackrabbits ears and how the blood vessels are close to the skin.
The answer for this question is: <span>the behavioral perspective
The behavioral perspective conveys that individual behavior is a form as a direct result of that individual interaction with everything around him/her.
Which means every factor in that individual's environment such as family, peers, resource availability, norms, and laws will definitely influence the formation of one's behavior.</span>
Before the Renaissance, during the Middle Ages, people relied solely on the Catholic church for their information about the world. They based their facts on the Bible and what religious figures told them. During the Renaissance, a more secular way of thinking developed. As the printing press grew, more people became literate and were able to interpret the Bible for themselves. This led to the creation of new religions and theories about science. People began to challenge the old social order and authorities and began to question the morals and motives of the seemingly corrupt Catholic church.
