Poseidon in Greek Mythology, is one of the son of Chronos, along with Zeus, the Thunder God and the God of Olympus, Hades the God of Underworld. Poseidon is the God of the Sea and his son's has 5 offspring that is linked to him genealogical references and most of them are emphasize their rough and brutal nature. The offspring with just one example because there are many of them are. Divine Offpsring(ASOPOS), Nymphe Offspring(AITHOUSA), Giant Offspring (Antaios), Animal Offspring (PEGASUS) and the Mortal Offspring (AGENOR)
Answer: The Columbian Exchange is known for bringing in diseases to the New World from the Old World. Christopher Columbus would bring new items each time he returned to the New World. He would bring in potatoes, animals, sugar plants, and even horses. This helped the New World have economic growth. He also brought chocolate over during his trips. He would bring textiles for others to make clothing, rugs, etc. This allowed the goods to be shipped back and sold.
When they would cross the ocean with all of these new items for the colonists, diseases were also brought. These diseases were new to the people and many died. They were smallpox, chickenpox, mumps, and other diseases that took out whole populations of people.
Native Americans were happy when they were introduced to the horses and this helped them to hunt and gather much faster.
By its terms, Mexico ceded 55 percent of its territory, including parts of present-day Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah, to the United States. Mexico relinquished all claims to Texas, and recognized the Rio Grande as the southern boundary with the United States.
The primary objective of the treaty is C, to limit the number of warships.
The purpose of the three neutrality acts was B, to keep the US out of another world war.
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Perhaps the biggest question in world history is why the balance of power shifted so dramatically in favor of Europe and the West instead of the East in the 1800s. One major reason is that China was so internally divided that development of any one province economically or technologically was a threat to the surrounding emperors. (C.)
