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there's no specific mention of the national Bank in the Constitution but it does say that the Congress can do what's necessary and proper to do its job.
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I think Spain best illustrates the statement "contact with Europeans dramatically alters American Indian societies, both culturally and economically."
Explanation:
Plains Native Americans(American Indians) lived in a variety of sedentary and nomadic communities before the invasion of Spanish colonizers.
They farmed corn, hunted, and
often gathered, establishing different lifestyles and eating healthy diets but with the arrival of horses on the Plains along with the Spanish colonizers, they disrupted their agricultural norms and intensified hunting competition between American Indian groups.
The Spanish altered American Indian lives in many ways. Their intrusion resulted in changing the tribal customs and religious traditions of the American Indian community. Tribal alliances changed positions and new rivalries were developed. American Indians lost their land, their families, and their way of life.
The Indians were then compelled to feed the invaders with food initially used to feed themselves. This furthers proved to be a burden during the dry growing seasons. Implementing the encomienda and repartimiento systems which forced Indians to pay taxes with their food, blankets, and their labor. Repartimiento was a disadvantage to the Indians because it took from them their own fields to plant and harvest instead forced them to plant and harvest on the Spanish fields thereby altering their economy as a people
<span>A quadrilateral that has exactly one pair of parallel sides, is a </span>Trapezoid.
Maria Stewart. Maria Stewart is a former domestic slave and the first black woman that spoke to an audience of mixed ethnicities that focused on slave abolition and black autonomy and rights. She has a diverse background in public speaking since she is a former teacher and a journalist.
The Chicano Movemen had the goals of restoring land,restoring the rights of farm workers and reforming education in the Latino community
