<span> They </span>wanted<span> to rise above their enemies and having an </span>empire<span> would show this. They were determined, which gave them their success. People in </span>Britain wanted <span>their own rights in a world they ruled.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is the first statement: <em>It shows that Americans' idea of travel had shifted</em>.
Explanation:
The author shows by excluding the basics of travel, to get from point A to B, that something was different about traveling along Route 66.
Because of this exclusion that the author makes, we know that none of the other statements can be correct since all of them refer to travels that are <em>only trying to get from one point to another</em>.
Also, it is known that travels along Route 66 had a big impact on American traveling culture. It is safe to assume the author is introducing this idea.
The Homestead Act signed in 1862 opened the settlement in the western US, encouraging Americans including freed slaves, provided they never took up arms against the US government, could claim up to 160 acres of federal land under the basis that land had to be cultivated or use to build a house.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Caesar defeated Pompey and October 42 B.C., Cassius killed himself.
