The answer would be the second option, the Gadsden Purchase. It refers to when the United States bought about 30,000 square miles of land in present-day New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico for $10 million dollars. It was negotiated by James Gadsden, the US Minister to Mexico. The land that was obtained <span>provided a viable route for a southern transcontinental railroad from El Paso, in the far west of Texas, to Los Angeles, California on the Pacific coast. Hope this helps!</span>
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The emergence of agriculture allowed humans to create permanent settlements with the hope of a stable food supply. ... Increasing temperatures opened the door for humans to learn how to cultivate wild plants, while new tools allowed humans to better manage crops and increase crop yields.
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As living Judaism they care for God and there for need to do things.
