Answer: Both of these acts were strongly opposed by colonists because they thought that the British were treating the colonists unfairly by imposing such high taxes.
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Answer: c. "[S]ometimes senet game boards were put into graves to provide protection for the journey in the afterlife."
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There is no text provided but I found the options. Ancient Egyptians were big believers in the afterlife and sought to do more whilst living to make their path in the afterlife easier to trode.
They also wanted to help the deceased travel safely to the underworld and one of the ways they did this as the text shows, is to sometimes put senet game boards into graves as these were believed to provide protection for the journey into the afterlife.
Answer: i think the answer is B
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Silver was more important in the Spanish and Portuguese Americas, where there were several large mines where thousands of tonnes of silver were extracted for over two centuries. Two particular regions to highlight are Potosi, in Bolivia, and the state of Minas Gerais, in Brazil.
Fur trade was more important for the French and English colonists in North America, especially for the first. In fact, most of the first French colonizers, in what is now Quebec, but also in some other areas, where fur traders, and to develop that economic activity, they kept important political and economic relations with the Native Americans.
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