The oil-rich countries can help the poor oil ones in many ways, the reality of the world has shown how some countries like Saudi Arabia and Venezuela that are oil-rich countries have helped countries like Argentina, Haiti, Peru, Bolivia, Pakistan , Jamaica, among others; the oil bonanza has helped dozens of other countries to build houses, roads, improve electrical systems,reduce deseases, improve their economy, cancel external debts, etc., oil is a resource with multiple derivatives, which they haven´t been able to be replaced in its entirety, and although it is a resource owned by the country where it is located, these, in some opportunities have benefited other poorer nations with it.
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Americans have often prided themselves on their rich diversity.
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D. they resisted fought three wars against the United States government.
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At that time, the Chictaw ans Cherokee choose not to spilled any more blood to their already diminishing population (difference in weapons/technology was really hard for them to overcome). So they force themselves to move to the west even though it's really hard for them.
But the Seminole chose a different approach. They did not want their ancestor's land to fall without a fight. So they resisted fought three wars against the United States government before eventually loss the battle.
Proximity is the factor that determine where the illegal immigrants settle. The country like United States, has so many illegal immigrants that hope to have a better life in the country, they risk their life just to have money in the country because they know that country is rich so they migrate in the United states.
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<em>“You will not certainly die,” the serpent said to the woman. “For God knows that when you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.” (Genesis 3: 4-5).</em>
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God created the heavens and the earth. But he saw that the land was barren and incomplete so he made man in His own image. Making man out of the dust, he named him Adam and then made a woman out of Adam's ribs who he called Eve.
God had given permission to the two to eat or partake of anything inside the garden of Eden except one tree which stands in "<em>the middle of the garden</em>" (Genesis 3:2). But the serpent, first befriending the woman Eve asked her if God had given them any restrictions in the garden to which she replied that they are free to take anything as long as it is not from that tree in the middle, for eating this will lead to their death. But the serpent then told her that that wasn't the case. Instead of dying, he implied that "<em>your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil</em>" (Genesis 2 & 3). This lie told by the servant led to the one sin that led to the da*mnation of the whole of humanity.