C is the corrrect answer I believe
The Old Immigration Wave was a group of people that were actually immigrants themselves whereas The New Immigration Wave can be people who weren't immigrants but there family members were or ancestors.
The Spanish were the first Europeans to arrive in the Americas during the Age of Discoveries. Seeing a great opportunity, the Spanish didn't wasted any time when it came to exploring and conquering in the Americas.
In very short space of time, the Spanish manged to conquer enormous amounts of land in South, Central, and North America. During this conquests though, the native populations of those regions suffered badly.
Big portion of the native population died out without even engaging into military conflict, as the Spanish brought diseases with them that were killing off the natives because their immune system was not able to cope with them.
The civilizations that exist were directly destroyed by the Spanish conquistadors, and lot of people were killed in the process. By destroying the civilizations, lot of Native American cultures got lost in time and seized to exist.
The surviving Native Americans were often discriminated, and they were set he lowest in the hierarchy, also often being used as slaves.
When the Europeans started mixing with the natives, the genome was also affected, and new ethnic entity occurred, called mestizo.
Answer:
C.
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The immediate causes of the War of 1812 were a series of economic sanctions taken by the British and French against the US as part of the Napoleonic Wars and American outrage at the British.
Answer: The significance of Middle East for the great powers can hardly be overemphasized. Before the World War II, the region witnessed rivalries among big powers of that time. During the cold war, the competition between the superpowers and the fight for expanding the sphere of influence brought the direct involvement of the US in the affairs of this region. The relied more on its bastion States in the region until the demise of Cold War provided the US an opportunity to exercise its policies without the fear of any competitor. Since then, the US has fought two wars against in the Gulf and supported Israel with military, financial and diplomatic assistance for its supremacy over the politico-economic affairs of the region. The US Middle East policies produced certain consequences for the region, for the US itself and for the world. Leaving these consequences unattended would bring challenges to US position not only in the region but also in the global politics at large.
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