Answer:
कर्णकान्त नदीकाे किनारै किनार उत्तरतिर लागेछ। ऊ जीवनमा कहिल्यै पनि त्यस दिशातिर गएको थिएन । जादा जादा अग्ला अग्ला पहाडहरुको बिचमा ऊ पुगेछ। नागबेली बढ्दै गएछ, ऊ फर्कन लाउदा उसकाे कानमा कल्याङबल्याङ ठाेकि्न पुगेछ । यसरी त्याे अावाजकाे पछि पछि लाग्दै गएपछि ऊ राक्षसकाे अाेडारमा पुगेछ ।
I believe it's either B or D. When Columbus landed on the shore the natives in that area brought gifts to trade. I would lean more towards D but that's just because they began trading after they saw Columbus and his men.
Historians like original source documents: after action combat reports filled out by unit commanders, ration requests, orders for weapons and other such documents. However, you must keep the time period in which these documents were created. What could be valid in one time period in history where 1 weapon ordered was the same as 1 person in the ranks while in other times 500 items could be ordered but they went to both field personnel and into stock in various places but only 50 actual soldiers in the field ever got them. Sometimes these equipment and food ration records give accurate records of personnel before and after an engagement.
This is not designed to be an exhaustive inclusive list of all wars. Record keeping of figures is good from the 1200s onward for European nations. Prior to that valid records are spotty. Roman era records as well as Greek records in some cases can be verified. Most have to be calculated estimates within valid realms of probability. Some Chinese record keeping go back a lot further are also good. Modern Chinese records are hard to establish due to the many changes of governments that have occurred in China over the past 150 years. Records for other locations on Terra Firma is almost nonexistent prior to a European arrival.
Civilian casualty figures for most wars are impossible to verify. Most historians and governments guessed at them. Some guess due in part that the records of the people living in an area were themselves destroyed, and sometimes they were never counted to hide the true losses from their own people as to the number killed as well as to keep those numbers from enemy.
Northeast Groups: Trappers, Farmers, Hunters :In the northeast of North America
Southeast Groups: Nomadic hunters and farmers, pretty sure also fishers: South East of North America
Northwest Groups: Fishersmen : Northwest of North America
Southwest Groups: Nomadic Hunters and farmers, they fish too i think..?: Southwest of North America
Great Basin Group: Nomadic Hunters and Gatherers: Around the Nevada area
California Group: Hunters and Fishers: California.
Plateau Group: Hunters and gatherers, maybe fishers? : around idaho and wyoming and a bit north of that
Great Plains Group: Hunters and Farmers that tended to migrate alot: In the center of the US ish
Arctic (This also includes Sub-Arctic): Hunters and Fishers: Just most of canada and above
So there are nine, see which ones ring a bell, I guess