The native people from the Americas went into a steep decline after they were colonized by Spaniards for several reasons. The first reason was the grave diminish of the native population in the Americas due to the viruses and diseases brought to America from Europe, like smallpox, that caused a severe demographic catastrophe. The second reason was the political dominion established under the Spanish colonial system in the Americas, that not only persecuted and enslaved indigenous populations but also systematically killed thousands of them in a practice that many Historians consider a genocide. Moreover, the Spanish colony also eradicated all forms of native cultures, languages, religions, and political systems and supplanted them by Christianity, Spanish language and culture, and colonial rule.
The steep decline of native populations could have been prevented if the encounter between Spaniards and native American would have been less invasive and if the European settlements in the Americas would have been established in a more gradual way. However, it is important to remember that it was a clash between different world views and, many times in History, when this happens often the victorious are those cultures that present more advanced technological and military features.
First one (difficult to govern all)
Third one (difficult to get news to all)
Fourth one (difficult to defend all)
All three led to a system called Tetrarchy (rule of four emperors).
Second one is false because Romans traded with almost everybody from Africa to the Near East (Persians) and as far as China (Silk Road). Last one is not true because Romans mostly expanded by conquering land that were already inhabited.
It's promise of Indian resurrection
<span>The men and women who serve as judges and justices are considered
as the main actors of the federal system. As stipulated in Article II of the U.S.
Constitution, The President nominates (shall nominate) and by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint federal judges. </span>
<span>Therefore the answer to the question above is " The president nominates someone to fill the vacancy , and the Senate confirms the choice."</span>
