The engraving of the Boston Massacre, created by Paul Revere, shows the Boston Massacre as an incident when the British military opens up fire on a group of unarmed colonists. In this engraving, it appears that the colonists are peaceful and that the attack is unprovoked.
However, what the engraving does not show, is the fact that this started due to American colonists protesting and throwing objects at the British military trying to maintain order.
Paul Revere exaggerates what the Boston Massacre looked like in order to persuade colonists that the British military was tyrannical. This would be used as a piece of propaganda to persuade some colonists to join the independence movement that was gaining momentum at this time.
By increasing prices, minimizing lay-offs, keeping wage rates at normal levels.
Increased prices would (supposedly) satisfy employees and business owners.
Answer:
1. After the Louisiana Purchase, Jefferson
wanted to know what the territory he
purchased was like.
2. Meriwether Lewis was Jefferson’s private
secretary and William Clark was an army
officer.
3..They started on the Missouri River in St.
Louis in May 1804.
4. They wanted to find a route to the Pacific
Ocean.
5. They were supposed to make notes about
natural resources and geography.
6..They were large, successful settlements
with an overall population of 5,000
people. They were an important trade
center for native tribes and French traders.
7. A Shoshone who was married to one of
the fur traders and acted as a guide to the
West
8. Over the Columbia River
9. September 1806
10. A fort was established and they were
decimated by disease.
Explanation:
First medicine and curing wounds
Answer: A).The Confederacy would not have been formed
Explanation:
Without the emancipation proclamation made by Abraham Lincoln, The United States of America would not have broken out in the Civil War. Thus, the confederate army would not have been formed- though there still would have been people with the same mentality that they wanted to keep slavery in the country.
