im pretty sure your correct answer out of these 4 choices is the answer
#2 John Jacob Astor
the reason for me saying this choice is the fact of Lewis and Clark didn't really do the fur trade but instead they explored and made the united states in part what is is today
Alexander Hamilton as we all know is a founding father of the united states of america. But also a very important man in the life of George Washington and a promoter of the U.S. constitution.He was also the main author of the economic policies of George Washington's administration.
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Most battles in the War Between the States were fought in the South was partly the result of the decision to blockade the Confederate State to prevent the South from getting supplies from nations like Great Britain and because Ulysses Grant decided to campaign for incursions into Southern territories to disrupt their infrastructure and destroy their garrisons (like the port of Memphis on the Mississippi) .
The Truman Doctrine was the first and clearest exercise of the policy of containment.
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The answer in here is the system of numerals. Gupta mathematicians developed the concept of zero and also<span> developed the </span>decimal system<span>. They also created a number writing system.</span><span>This system became known as </span>Arabic Numerals<span>, but is really a Gupta achievement.</span>
Answer: Noah’s flood represents an event within the last several thousand years, whereas Plate Tectonic
theory describes a slow geologic process at work in the earth over much vaster ages. In this
respect there isn’t much commonality between them. Attempts by “creation scientists” to
connect them [8] have only served to confuse the scientific layperson. We shall see that there is
strong evidence that Plate Tectonic movement has been a slow, gradual process for millions of
years. Indeed there is a wealth of scientific evidence supporting Plate Tectonic Theory, as we
shall examine in the next chapter. This is one aspect that makes it a scientific theory. Its rise to
prominence in science is very similar to the rise of the Big Bang Theory. Both were considered
highly speculative until the accumulation of observational evidences became too great to ignore.
The other important aspect of a scientific theory is that it should be understandable on the basis
of well-established scientific principles, yielding plausible mechanisms to explain the
observational evidence. In both respects the theory of Plate Tectonics represents good science.
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