The only answer that makes sense is B.
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The Committees of Correspondence were the American colonies’ means for maintaining communication lines in the years before the Revolutionary War.
This name was "Glasnost".
Glasnost was the name used for more transparency and openness in the government of the Soviet Union that Gorbachev was calling for. It has a meaning similar to "open to public knowledge).
In this text, it can be found many different features that the author uses in order to help readers understand more about pyramids. He tries to give extra information about different activities and the way Egyptians used to live. For example, here are some of it, the author wrote:
<em>- In the year 3,200 B.C the Ancient Egyptians first developed early forms of writing. </em>
<em>- Hieroglyphics was the name of the type of writing the Egyptians used </em>
<em>- Medical books, calendars, stories, poems, and prayers were some of the things written on papyrus (a plant)</em>
<em>- They had strong beliefs on what religious thoughts were then, such as the Book of the Dead, which was a guide to the afterlife for dead souls. </em>
<em>- They used tombs of early rulers. The tombs were underground chambers containing items that the ruler may want during the afterlife.</em>
And that is how the author mentions more features that might have helped readers better understand pyramids.
The correct answer is B) a simple peace treaty between the US and tribes.
In the end, the Fort Smith Council resulted in the signing of a simple peace treaty between the US and tribes.
Forth Smith, Arkansas was the place where government officials led by Dennis L. Cooley (Commissioner of Indian Affairs) met with the representatives of the Native American Indian tribes after the Civil War. The purpose of the meeting that started on September 8, 1865, was to negotiate new allocations and treaties with the Native Indian tribes. Among the tribe leaders that attended were the Seminole, the Chickasaw, the Comanche, the Creeks, the Quapaw, and the Choctaw.
