It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question, so I had to look for it. Anyway, here is the answer. The statements that describes the issues or events that led to civil war in England are the following: Rebellions by over-taxed farmers throughout England pushed Parliament to act against the king; and <span>Puritans in Parliament wanted James I and Charles I to "purify" the Church of England, but they refused.</span>
In the beginning they would trade with the settlers but Some Indian tribes were friendly and some attacked the new settlers. Over time the Indians<span> saw settlers colonizing as </span>a<span> threat to </span>their people and were more often violent
The biggest difference in this period in the spreading of this two groups was that the Jews were forcefully spread out from their homeland to mainly the European countries even though they didn't wanted that, while the Christians systematically forced their way into the European continent even though it was under fire for few hundred years and forbidden for practice.
Traders who traveled to the Yoruba homeland were probably most interested in obtaining "<span>a. corn", since this was a product that was almost impossible to grow in their homeland, and one that supplied a decent amount of nutrients. </span>
People put napkins on their laps to catch fallen food.
Well frankly, it's uncomfortable to be steadily gazed upon from a distance.
If you say you will be there at a certain time, you should keep to what you say. It's not kind to keep people waiting in most cultures. Some people don't care though.
