One reason why the british were able to neglect their colonies in the 1700s is because they had many different colonies, so the loss of one wouldn't be very significant; another was that they were fighting wars with the French; another was that they had the strongest military in the world; and another is that they considered the colonies inferior.
Jacob Riis wrote "How the Other Half Lives", which described the harsh, dirty living conditions in New York.
Brainliest please
"<span>consists of several cycles or counts of different lengths"</span>
The term “Apocrypha”
is generally used for the books which were not made the part of Old Testament
as they were of questionable authority. The term itself came from Greek meaning
“Hidden” or “Secret”. They contain fifteen books and as stated are doubtful
according to Protestants, though sometimes they are included in separate section.
<span>Pseudepigrapha are those works of printed material which have unknown
authors or which are attributed towards some historical figures falsely so they
are also not used by protestants. </span><span> </span>