This is the Miranda Act; prior to this, anything a person said could be used against them.
<span>George Clark led a western campaign trying to recruit Natives. He knew the Midwest west from being a surveyor in the Ohio and Kentucky rivers and created his army. He targeted trading villages. They took Kaskaskia and Cahokia. Clark then surprise-attacked Fort Sackville near Vincennes. Wabash was icy and flooded so no one expected it, but Clark's men marched for 18 days through freezing water, bringing many Patriot flags. Sackville surrendered.</span>
The industrial revolution changed working conditions for people with the implementation of machines. Machines started to replace workers in the workplace as well as ease the workload.
In short, technology happened. Machines took over many jobs.
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The correct answer is Early civilizations formed near freshwater sources
Explanation:
The map presented shows the location of early civilizations including the Nile River Valley civilization in Africa, the Indus River Civilization in Asia, the Mesopotamian civilization in western Asia, and the Yellow River valley civilization in Asia. Moreover, the map shows all of these civilizations develop near rivers, for example, the Mesopotamia civilization developed between the Euphrates and the Tigris river. This common feature was caused by the need of early human civilizations to have a constant supply of water for survival and agriculture. According to this, the pattern showed is that "early civilizations formed near freshwater sources".
