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We don’t know how the bone of a cow, a European domesticated animal, wound up mingled with other more traditional Munsee household refuse here [Clason’s Point, the Bronx] and at other sites in the city. The meat could have been given, bought, or stolen, or the livestock could have been raised by the community. Written accounts suggest all of these possibilities.

No matter how the meat got here, this seemingly insignificant find underscores the profound and irrevocable economic and ecological changes taking place not only here but throughout seventeenth-century coastal New York. As the colonial settlements grew, Dutch and English farms began expanding more and more into Munsee territory. The colonists cut down forests for lumber, cleared fields, planted European crops, and grazed European animals. These practices radically altered local ecosystems and destroyed the habitats of many of the animals that the Munsees had traditionally hunted and the plants on which they had depended.

Compounding these changes was the tense political climate in the mid-seventeenth century. Not only did the wars take energies away from economic activities, but Munsee and Dutch also destroyed each others’ crops as part of conflicts. As a result, the Munsees had to find new strategies to get food and to deal with their rapidly changing natural world, which they were now sharing with the colonists. This piece of cow bone, then, is evidence of the dramatic changes in the economy and landscape that were taking place throughout the world.


QUESTIONS:

What was the main idea of Ecological and Demographic Impact of the Columbian Exchange Resources, The Changing Landscape?

Main Idea:

Who:

What:

Where/When:

Why:

What type of political system does Panama have? Explain why.

D. Why did sailors/explorers first begin traveling by sea?

E. List the Motives (reasons) for exploring the New World (North and South America).

Which region had the largest slave population?

Massachusetts
New England colonies
Southern colonies
Middle colonies

Who was supposed to be with the President and Mrs. Lincoln that night of Abraham Lincoln's assassination? How would that have changed the future of the government?

Giving brainliest Please answer-

Once you have read about the Native American's in the west, write a journal entry as if you were part of the Cherokee nation. Recall your role in the revolution and what is happening with the colonists moving into your territory. Be sure to include the actions your tribe is proposing against the unlawful colonialism.

Analyze the photo below and answer the question that follows.
A mountain has clouds of smoking rising from the top.
Photo by Patrick Smith

The peak above is part of the __________, a chain of volcanic mountains that runs through the middle of Central America.
A.
Sierra Madre Occidentals
B.
Andes Mountains
C.
Sierra Madre Orientals
D.
Central Highlands

Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
B
C
D

What did animals do to improve life for humans? PLEASE ANSWER DUE TODAY

HELP! ALMOST DUE! This map shows the spread of what?

This might be a bit personal :/
-how they formed their personal and social identity
-what they think of social comparison and why it happens
-if they faced with any problems arising from social comparison
-their suggestions on how to avoid these problems

Late tonight R. Kennedy invited me to come see him. We talked alone.
The Cuban crisis, R. Kennedy began, continues to quickly worsen. We have just received a report that an unarmed American plane was shot down while carrying out a reconnaissance flight over Cuba. The military is demanding that the President arm such planes and respond to fire with fire.

“The USA can’t stop these flights, because this is the only way we can quickly get information about the state of construction of the missile bases in Cuba, which we believe pose a very serious threat to our national security. But if we start to fire in response—a chain reaction will quickly start that will be very hard to stop. The same thing in regard to the essence of the issue of the missile bases in Cuba. The USA government is determined to get rid of those bases-up to, in the extreme case, of bombing them, since, I repeat, they pose a great threat to the security of the USA. But in response to the bombing of these bases, in the course of which Soviet specialists might suffer, the Soviet government will undoubtedly respond with the same against us, somewhere in Europe. A real war will begin, in which millions of Americans and Russians will die. We want to avoid that any way we can, I’m sure that the government of the USSR has the same wish.”

Dobrynin’s Cable to the Soviet Foreign Ministry, October 27, 1962

According to the passage, what does Kennedy want to avoid and why? Do not 'copy' from the text. Put the answer in your own words.

Which event in Europe led to the colonization of North America?

Disease outbreak
Loss of plants for medicine
Religious wars
Too few people living in Europe

B. List the 7 Reasons for Exploration.

C. For at least 2 of the Reasons, Make a Connection to the Renaissance (human's desire for knowledge, power, wealth, travel, enjoyment,trade...).

The image shows the influence of the Spanish. Which statement is the best description?

A....The Spanish gifts made it more likely for the Native Americans to help the Spanish fight against the French.

B....The Spanish only brought diseases to the Native Americans which led to their death.

C....The gifts of the Spanish gave the Native Americans additional advantages to fight against them.

D....The Spanish stole all of the Native American’s animals and tools to use for themselves.

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Arriving at Weramocomoca, being jealous of the intent of this politick [savage]; to discover his intent the better, I with 20. Shot armed in Jacks went a shore… Two in a ranke we marched to the Emperors house. Before his house stood fortie or fiftie great Platters of fine bread. Being entred the house, with loude tunes they all made signes of great joy. This proud [savage], having his nest women, and the principall of his chiefe men assembled, sate in rankes as before is expressed: himself as upon a Throne at the upper ende of the house, with such a Majestie as I cannot expresse, nor yet have often seene, either in Pagan or Christian. With a kinde countenance hee bad[e] mee welcome, and caused a place to bee made by himselfe to sit. I presented him a sute of red cloath, a white Greyhound, and a Hatte: as Jewels he esteemed them, and with a great Oration made by three of his Nobles, if there be any amongst [Savages], kindly accepted them, with a publike confirmation of a perpetuall league and friendship.
… With a merrie countenance he asked me for certain peeces which I promised him… I gave him them, being sure that none could carrie them. But where are these men you promised to come with you. I told him, without. Who thereupon gave order to have them brought in, two after two, ever maintaining the guard without. And as they presented themselves, ever with thankes he would salute me: and caused each of them to have foure of five pound of bread given them. This done, I asked him for the corne and ground he promised me. He told me I should have it: but he expected to have all these men lay their armes at his feet, as did his subjects. I tolde him that was a ceremonie our enemies desired, but never our Friends, as we presented ourselves unto him; yet that he should not doubt of our friendship. The next day my father would give him a child of his, in full assurance of our loves, and not only that, but when he should thinke it convenient, wee would deliver under his subjection the Country of Manacam and Pocoughtaonack his enemies.

This so contented him, as immediatly with attentive silence, with a lowd oration he proclaimed me Awerowances of Powhaton, and that all his subjects should so esteem us, and no man account us strangers…and that the Corne, weomen and Country, should be to us as to his owne people. This proffered kindness for many reasons we contemned not, but with the best Languages and signes of thankes I could expresse, I tooke my leave.

I know the difference of peace and war better than any in my country. But now I am old and before long must die… What good will it do you to take by force that which you may have by love, or to destroy those that provide you with food? What can you get by war, when we can hide our provisions, and fly to the woods, so that you must famish by wronging us, your friends?

Do you think I am so simple, not to know it is far better to eat good meat, lie well, and sleep quietly with my women and children, to laugh and be merry with you, have copper, hatchets, or what I want, being your friend, than be forced to fly from all, to lie cold in the woods, feed upon acorns, roots, and such trash; and so be hunted by you, that I can neither rest, eat, nor sleep; but my tired men must watch, and if a twig but break, everyone cries, “Here comes Captain Smith!” so I must fly I know not where, and thus in miserable fear end my miserable life? Come in a friendly manner to see us, and not thus with your guns and swords.

QUESTIONS:
Author says… (Quotation)
Author means… (Interpretation)
What do these quotations reveal about the author’s perspective? (Elaboration)



Author says… (Quotation)
Author means… (Interpretation)
What do these quotations reveal about the author’s perspective? (Elaboration)

Explain God, Glory (use Humanism in your explanation) and Gold (use Mercantilism or colonies or tree example in your answer).

Why did money replace the barter system? (10 point)


a

It gave religious leaders more control over worshippers.


b

It allowed kings and nobles to become richer than peasants.


c

It was a more efficient way of getting the goods customers want.


d

It made it easier to find someone to barter with.

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TEXT:
Arriving at Weramocomoca, being jealous of the intent of this politick [savage]; to discover his intent the better, I with 20. Shot armed in Jacks went a shore… Two in a ranke we marched to the Emperors house. Before his house stood fortie or fiftie great Platters of fine bread. Being entred the house, with loude tunes they all made signes of great joy. This proud [savage], having his nest women, and the principall of his chiefe men assembled, sate in rankes as before is expressed: himself as upon a Throne at the upper ende of the house, with such a Majestie as I cannot expresse, nor yet have often seene, either in Pagan or Christian. With a kinde countenance hee bad[e] mee welcome, and caused a place to bee made by himselfe to sit. I presented him a sute of red cloath, a white Greyhound, and a Hatte: as Jewels he esteemed them, and with a great Oration made by three of his Nobles, if there be any amongst [Savages], kindly accepted them, with a publike confirmation of a perpetuall league and friendship.
… With a merrie countenance he asked me for certain peeces which I promised him… I gave him them, being sure that none could carrie them. But where are these men you promised to come with you. I told him, without. Who thereupon gave order to have them brought in, two after two, ever maintaining the guard without. And as they presented themselves, ever with thankes he would salute me: and caused each of them to have foure of five pound of bread given them. This done, I asked him for the corne and ground he promised me. He told me I should have it: but he expected to have all these men lay their armes at his feet, as did his subjects. I tolde him that was a ceremonie our enemies desired, but never our Friends, as we presented ourselves unto him; yet that he should not doubt of our friendship. The next day my father would give him a child of his, in full assurance of our loves, and not only that, but when he should thinke it convenient, wee would deliver under his subjection the Country of Manacam and Pocoughtaonack his enemies.

This so contented him, as immediatly with attentive silence, with a lowd oration he proclaimed me Awerowances of Powhaton, and that all his subjects should so esteem us, and no man account us strangers…and that the Corne, weomen and Country, should be to us as to his owne people. This proffered kindness for many reasons we contemned not, but with the best Languages and signes of thankes I could expresse, I tooke my leave.

I know the difference of peace and war better than any in my country. But now I am old and before long must die… What good will it do you to take by force that which you may have by love, or to destroy those that provide you with food? What can you get by war, when we can hide our provisions, and fly to the woods, so that you must famish by wronging us, your friends?

Do you think I am so simple, not to know it is far better to eat good meat, lie well, and sleep quietly with my women and children, to laugh and be merry with you, have copper, hatchets, or what I want, being your friend, than be forced to fly from all, to lie cold in the woods, feed upon acorns, roots, and such trash; and so be hunted by you, that I can neither rest, eat, nor sleep; but my tired men must watch, and if a twig but break, everyone cries, “Here comes Captain Smith!” so I must fly I know not where, and thus in miserable fear end my miserable life? Come in a friendly manner to see us, and not thus with your guns and swords.

QUESTIONS:
Author says… (Quotation)
Author means… (Interpretation)
What do these quotations reveal about the author’s perspective? (Elaboration)



Author says… (Quotation)
Author means… (Interpretation)
What do these quotations reveal about the author’s perspective? (Elaboration)

This warrior-farmer became the first king of the Israelites.
a.
Samuel
c.
Saul
b.
David
d.
Goliath

What was the name of the first French settlement in Biloxi Bay?

Which of the following most accurately describes people defined as Patriots a) They were mostly wealthy, well-educated men b) They were mainly planters and slave owners living in the southern colonies c) Nearly all of them were merchants opposed to British taxation d) Patriots came from a wide array of social and economic backgrounds

was the pendleton act more or less democratic than the spoils system

Rita mentions that money is the cornerstone of any campaign. What is a synonym for "cornerstone?"

Why might learning to farm have led early farmers to create new tools? PLEASE HELP DUE TODAY

What did the development of religious practices suggest about the relationship early humans had with the natural and social world? PLEASE HELP DUE TODAY

How did Pericles strengthen democracy?
a.He only allowed the wealthy to vote.
b.He allowed all Athenians to vote.
c.He expanded citizenship to women.
d.He allowed all citizens to vote on laws.

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1. What is different when studying the text versus studying the data sets?

2. How is the information the same? How is the information different?

3. Do you get more information from the text or the data? Why?

4. Which kinds of sources are difficult to study? Why?

5. Does one type of document tell the complete story on its own?

6.What is most important to know about the Columbian Exchange and why?

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1.. What other inferences (conclusions) can you draw from the graph?

2.Which species of livestock had the largest population in 1500? Which species had the largest population by the end of 1590?

3.What conclusions can you draw about livestock growth?

Taylor and Jeff observed two points, P and Q, on a number line.

A number line is shown from negative 1 to positive 1 with increments of 1 over 8. A point P is shown at the seventh tick mark to the left of 0, and a point Q is shown at the seventh tick mark to the right of 0.

Jeff said that the absolute values of the numbers represented by the two points are different.
Taylor said that the absolute values of the numbers represented by the two points are the same.

Which of the following explains who is correct? (1 point)

a
Jeff, because the points are of different signs
b
Jeff, because the points are at different locations
c
Taylor, because each of the two points is 7 over 8 unit from 0

d
Taylor, because the distance between the two points is 7 over 8 unit

“The villa of San Antonio will remain as our most advanced frontier in the province of Texas. It is necessary to keep this villa in a respectable state of defense until its security can be affirmed by a growth of its population and by those settlements that spring up in its vicinity owing to this same protection.”- Marques de Rubi, report on Texas



What does the above excerpt indicate about Spanish settlements in Texas?

A-The Spanish did not provide any protection for the missions which is why they all failed.

B-The Native Americans destroyed every mission in Texas and we have no proof that they ever existed.

C-This is no evidence of Spanish settlements that exist in Texas today.

D-This was an important settlement for the Spanish because of its central location