Answer: They had to be surveyed and divided.
Explanation:
The Land Ordinance of 1785 was used in the establishment of the ownership of land that were in the west. The Land Ordinance of 1785 allowed for scientific surveying of lands and then a subdivision of the lands.
Subdivision of lands Land were based on the rectangular grid system. The lands had to be surveyed and divided before the were sold.
Answer:
The French and Indian war is expensive.
Explanation:
Due to the price of the French Indian war the British imposed taxes on the colonies. taxes such as the stamp and tea tax would lead to the american revolution. I hope this helps.
By warning European powers away from Latin America
A) How much is the fair to soul? Or How much is the air to soil? ( this doesn’t make sense )
B) May I have some ice cream please?
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