Answer:
There was no Northwest Passage
Explanation:
All they could see were mountains in that direction, so there was no room for a passage. They were suprised at the sight, but they still were determined to make it to the Pacific Ocean.
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<span>Lack of food and creating relations with the local Native American tribes.
Food supplies from the trip were low upon arrival and without established farming settlements, the English struggled to grow food and find food sources. The ground was difficult and different requiring new farming techniques.
To learn farming in the new world, settlers had to rely on relationships with Native Americans. This was difficult with language and cultural differences. Also the English had a long history of not wanting to work with other cultures and therefore would rather stay isolated from the tribes instead of integrate like the French and Spanish did. </span>
Answer:
b. regionally
Explanation:
because it is expanded towards everyone in the us
It was the "The Fugitive Slave Act" that renewed Lincoln's passion against slavery, since this Act made it possible for "slave hunters" to come into the North and bring slaves back to the South.
