Answer:
1) the photo is part of the dust bowl, specifically the great depression.
2) The photo is supposed to evoke empathy from the veiwer, making the feel bad for the woman and children.
3) He wanted to show how difficult life was for people, and that this was one of many.
4) (I can't really answer because I don't have the link, but I would choose the word sympathy.)
5) I didn't read the paragraph, but it relates to everyone in the world who were experiencing things during the depression.
Explanation:
The correct answer is: He brought several of them back to Spain.
Columbus gave the American Indians useless glass beads in exchange of differents products. This didn't seem to hurt the relationship with them as they had never seen things like that before and were amazed.
Although he forced them to work too, by enacting policies of forced labour, the action that characterizes his stay in Hispaniola (today Haiti and the Dominican Republic) was taking prisoners and sending them to Spain to be sold. This lead to a fight in which some indians were killed. Some of the prisoners died before arriving to Spain. The ones left in the island were forced to search for gold.
A:water pollution in the river Thames
FYI: This occurred in London, in July and August
Executions during the Greek War of Independence<span> were carried out by firing squad, although when the </span>monarchy<span> introduced the Penal Code in 1834, beheading by guillotine became the only mode of execution.</span>[1]<span> In 1847, difficulties in making the guillotine available for every execution</span>[2]<span> made the government establish the firing squad as an alternative mode of execution. Both would be used until the firing squad was established as the only means of execution in 1929 (the last execution by guillotine took place in 1913). Over 3,000 executions took place between 1946 and 1949 during the </span>Greek Civil War.[3]<span> The last execution took place on 25 August 1972, when the 27-year-old Vassilis Lymberis was shot by firing squad for the murder of his wife, mother-in-law and two children on the island of Crete.</span><span>[4]</span>
