When we refer to a stockade in the early colonies, we are talking about a barrier (like a wall) that protects.
- Stockades were built to protect early colonies and their settlers from the native Americans.
- Stockades played a crucial role in North America for the English settlers from the Natives as they were constant fights between the two group.
- Stockades provided a barrier by constructing upright wooden posts as a defence against attacks.
- In the early colonies, stockade had posts where settlers keep watch with guns and other weapons to watch over natives to keep themselves protected.
Therefore we can conclude that stockades were vital in New World as it protected from dangers.
Thus the correct answer is a barrier (like a wall) that protects.
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Your answer is B. Wyoming
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<span>D. Monopolies shut out competition
Monopolies are prevented because of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, which regulates and takes apart monopolies, as well as protecting small business owners from collapsing and consumers from high prices.
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the answer is NOT determining the goal and criteria. I just took the test and got it wrong.
My best guess would be that it is D. conducting background research
<span>Ram Mohun Roy was an indian scholar who set up Educational societies
he was considered a very contoversial figure because he dared to challenge many traditional Hindhu Value that he believed bring suffering to the society.
His movement ignite several other movement that bring Reformation to Indian Education system
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