News was generally sent by word of mouth, only on occasion 'written' using glyphs on blocks of wood or folded bark paper sheets. ... Dress codes were important among the Mexica/Aztecs, and messengers proved no exception: couriers actually 'dressed the part' according to the news they carried.
Every time a group of Christians landed and settled anywhere with natives, they would start trying to convert them. Example: the Spanish building the Alamo to convert Native Americans.
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Number 4 because he is persuading the Americans to see that the taxing of the Brittish is not fair.
The term Gilded Age actually comes from the novel written by the great
Mark Twain. He used this title to indicate something marvelous, shining
and glittering on the surface but corrupted from the inside. The Gilded
Age was a period of great advancements and of a major economic boom but
that was all fueled by big corporations with shady practices who mistreated their workers and political corruption.