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Answer:
If a witness doesn’t show up for trial, either Crown or defense might be able to convince the judge to adjourn the trial – that is, schedule it for another day when that witness is available. so, it could be ok and not be ok
Explanation:
I would say 1,2,and 4 in that order
The two statements that are true about the Mississippian Indian are they lived in large mound towns and their villages were organized as chiefdom.
Answer: Options B and E
<u>Explanation:</u>
The natural setting that the Mississippian Indians got to live on offered them the platform to build mounds. They used these mounds to build houses, temples, burial buildings, etc.
The senior-most and the wisest person (most of the time, a man) in the village was made the chief and had a hierarchy of other ranks of responsible people working under him.
Maritime workers live along a seacoast because they work on the waters. Maritime<span> work includes all the work performed onboard seafaring vessels; any </span>worker<span> on a ship - seamen, boatswains, deck hands, officers, engineers, pilots, cooks, firemen, mates, service staff and stewards - are </span>maritime workers<span>.</span>
