Answer:
D
Explanation:
It was all of them.
In anger, England may have confiscated all foreign held property especially property held by those in the colonies.
There was a big question about whether or not the colonies could govern themselves. Two issues would be something the loyalists would worry about: slavery and the form government would take. (The articles of Confederation was a failed attempt at a constitution).
It was not a bad idea to be aligned with the most powerful nation in the world.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
I think B is correct because the Maori are from New Zealand, not Australia and it appears that the Europeans just took the Aboriginal people's land without permission or concern for their feelings on the matter.
1. Belief that everything is god -- Pantheism
2. one who is outside the caste system -- Untouchables
3. Chinese philosopher -- Confucius
4. 200 years of peace -- Pax Sinica
5. Protection against invaders -- Great Wall
6. First Chinese dynasty -- Shang
7. Mountains isolating India -- Himalayas
The terms matching for this question show the early development of China and India. China was able to use natural elements and technological skill to create borders protecting the developing empire. Both China and India created social structure to organize their societies. The social structures both aligned with a belief system that helped to dictate the norms and culture of the empires.
Britain had better financing. They were ore unified at first. They were more skilled.