Answer:
American Indians' way of life changed because buffalo herds were destroyed for commercial markets
Explanation:
Most American Indians were dependent on the wild Buffalo for survival, at least in the plains and the West.
When the American settlers arrived in these regions, they quickly drove the Buffalo to the brink of exctintion, and replaced it with domestic cattle in order to supply the commercial markets.
The American Indians were obviously excluded from this new economy, and had very few alternatives for survival, having to resort to looting, raiding, and outright conflict with the Settlers. In the end, most of them were sent to the reservations that still exist to this day.
<span>The greek's chief rivals were either the Romans or Macedon. </span>
Answer:
They argued that by controlling its imports and exports, a country could maximize its wealth (while denying that wealth to rival powers). From a mercantilist mindset, the colonies were seen primarily as a means to an end (existing for the benefit of the mother country).
Explanation:
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Answer:
the telescope
Explanation:
The telescope was one of the central instruments of what has been called the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century. ... In short, it was the prototype of modern scientific instruments. But the telescope was not the invention of scientists; rather, it was the product of craftsmen.
