Less than "fifteen percent" of the Japanese people are farmers (in Japan, that is), due mostly to a large technological boom period and the fact that land is limited.
Answer:
The answer is B
Do you want me to explain why?
Because the pilgrims wanted to be civil with the indians and the pilgrims were more advanced than the pilgrims and had medicine and better farming techniques. That is why the indians needed their help.
<span>The Sahara's size and harsh terrain limited movement. Camels could carry huge loads up to 5000 punds and could go 20-30 miles often without water. Camels were much better suited to the desert travel than horses. This made new trade routes possible.</span>
