During the early 1800s, America was a young nation whose political and economic structure was not as strong as it is today. As a result America had to face crop, insuarance and banking failures together with drops in the price of the cotton and the stock market and a crisis of credit and cash. It brought what was known as the economic panics.
Under the leadership of British statesman Edward G. Wakefield, the first British colonists to New Zealand arrived at Port Nicholson. While attempting to land, so many crews were killed by warriors from Maori people, who interpreted the European's exchange trumpet signals as a prelude to battle. The effect of this colonization can be summarized by the statement:
The Maori won legal equality early on but saw their rights taken away over time.
Answer:
The theologian who argued the existence of God from motion, causality, possibility, imperfection and design was Thomas Aquinas
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Explanation:
Thomas Aquinas is considered one of the Catholic Church's greatest theologians and philosophers. In his book, Quinque viæ (Latin for 'Five Ways') he made five above mentioned logical arguements regarding the existence of God.
A) agriculture because i saw cotton gin and knew it immediately
