George Washington- He was the commander in chief of the continental army that fought against the British and won, soon becoming the president of the U.S.
Thomas Jefferson- He was the author of the Declaration of Independence
Answer:
Brainstorm the needs people likely had when deciding to build a town 100-200 years ago, before air and car travel were commonplace. Write a second question on the board: What factors would have been considered in deciding a town’s location in the 1800s? Students’ ideas will vary, but may include access to transportation routes such as rivers, railroads, highways, availability of food and water, and safety.
The origin of civilization in Peru is similar to that of the river valley civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia is that both civilization settled in areas that were on rivers, this gave the people access to water which needed to live, transport goods and people, and most importantly plant crops. Because they were both by rivers the land was fertile which is a plus for settling in a location and not to mention of the individuals settling were not the first to think the area was great animals and plants thrived and lived in the area which is another food source. The people saw that plant and animal thrived in this area so they should be able to live in this area as well with ease.
Charlidamelio is overrated
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