<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be the second one, which has to do with the fact that this exchange led to the removal, and sometimes death, of the Natives, since the Europeans needed the land in order to serve their economic needs. </span></span>
Answer:
The spread of iron-age farming was a crucial development in the history of ancient India as it led to the rebirth of urban civilization in the subcontinent. Cities grew up; trade expanded; metal currency appeared, and an alphabetical script came into use.
Explanation:
He was one of the few that did not become consumed with their fame and power over others, he started out as wanting to help the rest of the country and the power did not eat him up; he started wanting to help and ended still trying to help as opposed to being obsessed with the limelight. People such as Robespierre (french revolution leader) started as leaders of a revolutionary club or organization, but realized their power over others and became obsessed with gaining more power instead of continuing their hope for the good of everyone.
<span>By doing as they promise, being honest, and by addressing issues that are of real concern to society and making changes to benefit the people.</span>
