Answer: Factors that contributed to America's westward expansion in the later half of the 19th century included the quelling of Native American resistance and relocation of tribes to reservations, gold rushes, in Colorado, California, and the Black Hills of South Dakota, and the building of the Intercontinental Railroad
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The correct answer is: L<span>ittle Joe was 15 years old when he became John Manley's assistant. He is called "Little Joe" not because he is young but because of his size.
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At first, Joe Green is the steady kid for Squire Gordon and Lady Anne at Birtwick Park; he replaces James, who in Chapter 16, after the Squire and his better half have chosen to visit companions and remain at an inn, salvages Beauty and Ginger from eating after an indiscreet man has entered the animal dwellingplace, smoking a pipe. In Chapter 17 the fifteen-year-old Joe starts work under the tutelage of James.
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Well buddy this is gonna be (interesting)
OKAY SO LETS gET BASICS
BOTH:
Both genders starts getting taller and many will experince growth spurts. Your voice could be deeper and hair could start growing to protect your body. Your ill start maturing and your rains ill start to know what is right and what is wrong and what makes sense or not. Your brian should be fully developed by the end.
boys:
Increase in Strength, height, and voice. Usually starts growing hair. Making poor decisoons but it really depends, your Brian is in a tug of war right now. The genital system starts developing for your adult life. (sexually)
Girls:
I have no clue bcause i am not a girl, all I’m saying comes from my teachers. the girl will start getting used to having a baby (your periods) and its natrual. Same thing growth, strength, height and brain maturity. The shift is the period. THE END
(DONT BULLY I’m ONLY REPEATING WHAT MA TEACHER SAID THIS :((((
What are u talking about or is it a really question
The correct answer is the first option.
The Great Depression was maybe the most devastating economical periods in the 20th century for the United States. After the stock market crash of 1920 the effects were widely felt. The people blamed the United States government for the crisis and they expected them to interfere and fix it. <span />
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