Independent variables are the variables that affect the dependent variables
Dependent variables are what is being affected and measured
Say someone was doing a study about how sleep affects productivity
Independent example: how little sleep or how much sleep the participants get
Dependent example: productivity of participants
<span>They did originally enslave American Indians, but three things put a stop to it. First, the Indians were all dying of epidemic diseases, which Africans had already been exposed to. Second, the Indians, being native, had a better knowledge of the land and its peoples, which made escape/revolt attempts more likely to be successful. Third, in response to debates about Spain and Portugal's treatment of indigenous people, the pope issued a bull in 1531 that banned the enslavement of American Indians.</span>
I believe the answer is: <span> Victor will have better recall of events in early American History.
Studying different histories within a short period of time would increase the likelihood of mixing information. In the following test, Isabella would be much more likely to recall the event from European history as a part of events from American History.</span><span>
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They used palm leaves, clay, animal skin and paprus.
