Answer:
The tomahawk.
Explanation:
King Philip´s War is the First Indian War (1675-1676) on the soil of British American colonies in the 17th century. It takes its name from the English name of Wampanoag tribe chief Metacom. The war´s main cause was the appropiation of more lands by colonists. It was a bloody conflict with thousands of killed on boths sides, colonist towns burned and Indian villages destroyed.
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I found this online so I hope it can help you but don't copy word for word because it's not my words and I don't know if it's accurate
"The Corps of Discovery were excellent goodwill ambassadors, befriending over 40 tribes while engaging only one in hostilities. The Corps carried a large supply of peace medals, beads, and certificates to help them accomplish this goal. They also recorded valuable information about the tribes and their cultures."
Also I have attached the article link so you can see for yourself
http://corpsofdiscoverydbq.weebly.com/
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Option: B. the legendary "Seven Cities of Cibola."
Explanation:
Francisco Vásquez de Coronado was an explorer from Spain in the 16th century, known for expeditions in Southwest of America. Coronado went to look for seven golden cities after learning the tale of riches with it among the Spaniards in Mexico. Coronado assembled 400 soldiers and 1500 Indians and set out for an excursion to find the treasure (gold), to have existed in Mexico. He found the seven cities of Cibola with no riches.
B. Immigrants left Ellis Island within hours; they often remained in Angel Island for weeks.
Immigrants in Angel Island came from Asian countries, specifically, China, Japan, Russia, and South Asia. Upon arriving in Angel Island, they have to undergo medical examination and interrogation process.
The length of time an immigrant spend on Angel Island varies on the length of his or her interrogation process. Some immigrants produce false paperwork, which lengthened their interrogation process because the authenticity of said paperwork must be verified before they can be granted entry to the United States.
