Answer: I'm not completely sure but B?
Explanation:
I agree with the person above - in B. Southeast Asia, child labor is the most prominent.
In countries such as Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, etc., child labor is almost a 'normal' thing - often, children are abused and made to work long hours in 'sweatshops' only to create something which will be sold at a low price, whereas they will be paid next to nothing.
Question:
<em>Reagan based his reelection campaign in 1984 on A) getting people to vote early. B) his Supreme Court appointments. C) a booming economy. D) the resolution of the PATCO strike.</em>
Answer:
<em>A.) Getting people to vote early.</em>
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1. only English ships could be used
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Hat Act 5
<span>2. passed in 1759 </span>
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writs of assistance 3
<span>3. allowed the British to search homes </span>
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Molasses Act 4
<span>4. prevented competition with West Indies </span>
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Iron Act 2
<span>5. prevented manufacturing and competition </span>
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barter 6
<span>6. used by the colonists because of a currency shortage </span>
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<span>first Navigation Act 1</span>
Few Europeans among the colonizing groups considered
American-Indians their equals. However, most Europeans recognized the
importance of Indians in their quest to exploit America's resources. As such,
they still had to interact with them. Africans were only considered useful for
their labor by Europeans. As such, assumed European superiority saw spirited
efforts to alter the beliefs and worldviews of the other two groups. However,
Indians strove to maintain their political and cultural autonomy through
resistance which often led to conflict. On the other hand, Africans remained
subjugated by the institution of slavery. This led them to lose a huge part of
their identity. Nevertheless, Africans managed to form linguistic and cultural
adaptations resulting to varying degrees of cultural autonomy and preservation.
The emergent colonial system especially in English colonies was therefore marked by rigid
racial hierarchy. However, in other colonies ruled by other powers such as the Portuguese
and Spanish a hybrid colonial identity emerged especially where these groups
intermarried.