Provided labor--the headright system brought in indentured servants for farmers in the colonies.
Through the headright system, men were brought to America as indentured servants who would work for a farmer for a set time to work off a debt for passage. They would be freed after a set of time and typically provided money or land to begin their own industry.
They were taken away from their original homes and were married young and entered a house where not only her new husband but her husband's new power and rules.
Roosevelt and Taft served 26th and 27th
President of the U.S, respectively. Roosevelt sought to regulate trusts, and
that included prosecuting big businesses that restrained trade and charged
unfair prices, stamp out corruption, and also increased prestige of the U.S.
Taft, the successor, continued anti-trust policies but failed to exhibit in the
area of Civil Rights. Taft would not appoint African Americans to federal jobs,
unlike Roosevelt.
The correct answer is D) It served as a transportation route allowing French explorers access to the area.
The Mississippi River was important in the early history of Louisiana because it served as a transportation route allowing French explorers access to the area.
The Mississippi River has always been a strategic place in the history of the United States. For the Native Americans, for the French explorers, in the different wars in the colonial times, in the Revolutionary War or in the Civil War, the Mississippi has been an important river for transportation purposes.
For the French explorers, the Mississippi connected the port of New Orleans with the northwest part of the territory. It represented a good way to transport people and trade goods such as the fur trade.
The primary way in which the political debate in America change in the years after 1774 is that parties were formed, leading to political segmentation and ideological separation.
