The Indian Removal Act (1830) authorized the President to grant unsettled land in exchange for Indian lands. Two years later the United States Supreme Court held that the federal government was the sole authority to deal with Indians. One of the combined effects was the forced removal and relocation of Native America groups.
Hello. You did not inform the text to which this question refers, but in the context of the question, we can consider that Pitts believes that it is important that children visit the "battleground" of the civil rights movement, so that they understand the rights that they possess have been conquered by many struggles and a lot of effort.
As the question refers to civil rights, we can understand that when Pitts refers to "children" he is referring to the African-American population that is young and was born in a world where their civil rights are guaranteed. In this case, it is important that this population visit the "battleground" of the civil rights movement, that is, visit the places where the protests and the claims of the African American population for their rights occurred. When visiting these places, the "children" of this population will understand that their freedoms and rights were obtained through much struggle and perseverance.
Food, storytelling, dance, ceremonial warfare, the Mesoamerican ballgame, and human sacrifice are examples of public ritual behaviors. The Earth is divided into nine earthly strata, or "netherworlds," and thirteen heavens according to the Aztec cosmology.
Which best sums up the Aztecs' religious practices?
- Aztec rites and religious symbolism infused the year-round daily lives of the civilisation with religious significance.
- At least one significant religious ceremony honoring a god or gods was held every month.The majority of these rituals had to do with the agricultural season, the planting of maize, or the fruit harvest.
- Feasts, dancing, processions, singing of ritual songs to the accompaniment of drums, rattles, flutes, whistles, shells, rasps, and wooden instruments, and eating were all part of the rites itself.
- Aztec rites and religious symbolism infused the year-round daily lives of the civilisation with religious significance.At least one significant religious ceremony honoring a god or gods was held every month.
- The majority of these rituals had to do with the agricultural season, the planting of maize, or the fruit harvest. In addition to being a sporting event, the Maya ballgame was a religious celebration of regeneration that was essential to their continuous survival.
- The game and sacrifices were two ways the Maya demonstrated their devotion to their gods.The frequency and identity of ritual killings at baseball games are topics of discussion among academics.
- In accordance with Aztec cosmology, if the darkness triumphed over the sun god Huitzilopochtli, the world would come to an end.The Aztecs had to feed Huitzilopochtli with human hearts and blood to maintain the sun moving across the sky and save their very existence.
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During the Middle Ages farming was the basis of society. Every one of the feudal system - the lord, servants, and retainers - was supported by the income that came from farming. So the exploration of land was extremely important which caused a huge environmental impact.
The problem was that in that time there was no agricultural improvement, they did not know how to enrich the soil or how to do the proper rotation of crops, they used the system that cultivated 2/3 of the land and let the other third to rest. This caused a series of impacts such as climate changes, deforestation, and soil erosion.
Answer:
D - to work with businesses to promote economic growth
Explanation:
The secretary is concerned with promoting American businesses and industries; the department states its mission to be "to foster, promote, and develop the foreign and domestic commerce"
