It is crucial to understand that at the time of the War for Independence the institution of slavery was practiced in all thirteen colonies.
May 23, 2011 · It appears that plantation owners in the South rose up against the British during the American Revolution as well as against the North during the Civil War to save their slave economy.
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Rivers:
Kasilof River, Copper River, Innoko River, Alsek River, Yentna River ,Gulkana River, Deshka River, Kuskokwim River, Chandalar River, Chitina River, Kanektok River, Aniuk River, Colville River, Naknek River, and Kobuk River.
Lakes: Alsek Lake, Kenai Lake, Twin Lake, Skilak Lake, Summit Lake, Goose Lake, Tustumena Lake, Portage Lake, Quartz Lake, Symphony Lake, Alexander Lake, Teshekpuk Lake, Mendenhall Lake, Selawik Lake, Auke Lake, and finally Crescent Lake.
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The fertile soil is the aspect that attracted Texans to first settle the eastern part of the state.
<h3>How did the
Texans get attracted?</h3>
Prior to when Spanish came to Texas, the Eastern Texas was occupied by Indians who took advantage of the fertile land to practice extensive agriculture.
But the arrival of the Spanish however, their numbers decreased and they increasingly turned to raiding farms granted to Mexican settlers by the Government.
After Mexico got independence from Spain, the Americans started seeing the fertile lands could be useful for cotton came in their numbers.
Therefore, the Option D is correct.
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Answer:
The rivalry between the French, Dutch, and the English for control of the fur trade in North America encouraged intertribal warfare among the Indians. The introduction of firearms proved detrimental to both Europeans as well as the Iroquois.
Explanation:
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