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Im pretty sure this is the format of question that you have asked.
Question- In the early 1830's, the majority of workers in the textile mills of Massachusetts wer?
A. young unmarried women from rural New England
B.newly arrived immigrants from Ireland
C.men who were heads of households
D.married women whose children were of school age free African Americans from urban areas
Answer. A. Young unmarried women from rural New England
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They lost their slaves and property
Answer:
By examining graves at Chaco Canyon, archaeologists found evidence of warfare, cannibalism and scalping. There was also evidence that shelters were built in protected places, possibly to defend themselves against enemies.
Explanation:
The archaeologists discovered that over time there were fewer and fewer pinion and juniper trees. Then, the trees completely disappeared. Since pinion and juniper were used for firewood and food, that means that humans had to adapt to living in treeless scrub. When trees are cut down, the land is warmed more by the sun, creating dryer, hotter weather. The packrat nests also showed us that game was getting scarce and that people were eating rabbits and mice instead of deer.
