Answer:
Plains Indians (Plains Native Americans)
Explanation:
As the colonists moved west, they wanted more land. They wanted to establish more cities/villages in the plains and also in the west where the Native Americans lived. The Native Americans also depending on the migration of the animals - deer, buffalo, etc. - for hunting which provided them with food and clothing. However, when the colonists moved west, they put up more fences which prevented animals from freely moving among the plains. The fences also interrupted and changed the animal migration routes.
Answer:
A) expelling enemy invaders and protecting the empire’s borders
B) instituting Shia Islam as the state religion
D) increasing the silk trade with India
Explanation:
Safavid dynasty changed the history of Iran in the sixteenth century. It changed Iran from a Sunni based region to Shia Islam by spreading the Twelver Islam. They controlled a wide area of middle east and thus provided stability to the empire to allow trade at an extensive scale. The strong military protected the boundaries of the large empire by expelling the invaders.
Answer:
The American revolutionaries believed in natural rights--the idea that the people have certain fundamental rights that must be protected against tyrannical oppression, including the right to trial by jury, freedom of speech and conscience, and freedom from arbitrary arrest and punishment.