John Pory believed that the colonies were already almost perfect and nothing could go wrong. In his eyes he saw perfection except three things according to him, “three things there be, which in a few years may bring this colony to perfection; the English plow, vineyards, and cattle.” He also said a regular colonist worker could raise themselves to the value of 200 pound sterling which is $270.45 USD which at the time, was very rich. Pory mentioned how that seemed very rare or impossible, but such people could do it. Overall, John Pory believed that the colony was in good shape, the economy was striving, and the colonists were doing just fine.

In the excerpt from the Mayflower Compact, the pilgrim leaders wanted to become almost one and form a set of rules, laws, and constitutions that would benefit the colonies. I know this because at the end it stated, “and by virtue hereof, to enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, and offices . . . “ I knew they wanted to come together as one big civil body because it stated, “covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic for our better ordering and preservation and furtherance of the ends aforesaid.” This evidence showed to me that they didn't want the rules to be unfair, and unequal however, they wanted to do the opposite of that and make sure everybody had equal rights and treatment.

Garangula, a chief of one of the Iroquois tribes, believed nobody should be limited to travel, or marketplace relations. However, anyone should be allowed to do what they please and feel like. Since he wanted to emphasize the fact that none of his people were subject to French or English colonial rule, he said this to his people, “We are born free. We neither depend upon [the governor of New France] nor [the governor of New York]. We may go where we please . . . and buy and sell what we please.” This showed to me he was a strong, responsible and fearsome leader since he wanted everyone to know they can do what they want if they choose.


CAN SOMEONE PLEASE REPHRASE THIS WHOLE PIECE. PLEASE!

Answer:

In what way would you like this rephrased?

Explanation:

When the Germanic tribes took over, what rose as the government power?

What comparisons can be made about the religious practices of Athens and Sparta?

How did the colonists react to the french and indian war? (GIVING 60 POINTS AND BRAINLYIST)

Under the Articles of Confederation, the government faced many challenges. The passage of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 was considered one of the primary successes of the period.
Why was the Northwest Ordinance important?
Group of answer choices

It solved the problem of slavery by banning it in every state within the United States

It was way ahead of its time in establishing the right to vote for all women in the Northwest Territory

It established a system of taxation that required all states to contribute to the expenses of maintaining the Northwest Territory.

It addressed the need for government in the Northwest Territory and established precedents for future governing of the United States.

What are the articles of confederation

Tribes of which region used buffalo for clothing, shelter, and artworks?

Although some of the Native Americans believed the Europeans caused the disease that killed half their tribe and 80% of the Europeans, de Vaca's host persuaded them not to kill what was left of the foreigners for revenge, reasoning that
A. the Europeans were too sickly to sacrifice to their gods.
B. if the foreigners had the power to cause the disease, so many of them wouldn't also have died.
C. more Europeans might show up and seek revenge against the Native Americans.​

I NEED HELP ASAP!!
World history

I need this ASAP NO JOKE NEED HELP WITH EVEN JUST 1 paragraph. You are living in Venezuela. Your family is wealthy and you are well educated. Through your education you have learned about enlightenment ideas regarding life,liberty and property. Although you are not in a position of power, you enjoy a comfortable life. When a revolution when a revolution spreads in your country, you are faced with a decision to become a supporter of Venezuelan independence, or support Spain, and your current way of life. What do you do?

I NEED HELP ASAP!!
World history

Why were the shops of merchants initially close to the castle?

for the resources
for trade
for the population
for protection

Which is historical inquiry based on?
A.
fact-finding mission
B.
informal reading
C.
narrow questioning
D.
open-ended questioning
E.
question-driven thinking

Explain role of Africa in the Triangular Trade.

An example of the influence of the Olmec on the Maya can be seen in which of the following? *
A. the building of monumental pyramids
B. the worship of the jaguar god
C. the use of the "quipu"
D. the creation of massive stone head sculptures

someone please help me quick! the picture is shown above

*HURRY FAST*

How did trade lead to the spread of culture in West Africa?

A. As people interacted, they exchanged ideas, languages, and religions.

B. As people immigrated to west Africa, they traded with local villages.

C. As people met traders, they gained more wealth, influence, and power.

D. As people became wealthy, they use their influence to spread culture.

A major difference between the southern colonies and the rest of the colonies is that the
southern colonies were very reliant on:
A. Women workers
B. Slaves
C. Native American farmers
D. The British government

According to the video, how much education do Urban and Regional Planners need? a college degree a high school diploma a short training period a computer workshop

Which event resulted in the United States doubling in size during the Spanish Colonial era?

signing the Treaty of Cordoba

signing of the Declaration of Independence

the Louisiana Purchase

the Seven Year's War
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Why did people in the Bronze Age begin to grow crops?

sooo ANY JOJO FANS HERE IN BRAINLY?

explain how the colonists reacted to the sugar act in 20 or more words (giving 50 points and brainlyist

Which of the following was a feature of the Incas?

A. They developed cold-storage techniques.
B. They built underground religious shrines.
C. They lived in long wooden houses.
D. They were skilled mathematicians and astronomers.
E. They lived in multistoried houses.

Which option best completes the diagram?
Fifth
Amendment
?
Guarantees
due process
Applies
to states
Fourteenth
Amendment
A. Applies to local officials
B. Applies to federal government
C. Applies to all citizens
D. Applies to executive branch

Which of the following examples shows a violation of someone's First Amendment rights?

A.) A religious group is told that its ritual practices violate federal drug control laws and that its members will be prosecuted if
they participate in these rituals.

B.) A newspaper is forced to submit its stories to a government review board, which checks them for national security
materials before allowing the newspaper to print them.

C.) A criminal suspect is held in isolation for three days and then is beaten by police until she confesses.

D.) Married women are denied access to birth control information.

Questions from Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007)
How does the U.S. Government push Native American tribes into signing treaties?

Why was this congressional structure created by the framers of the Constitution?

Why did the poet Ralph Waldo Emerson call the first bullet fired in Lexington "the shot heard round the world"?

It started a revolution that brought a new nation to the world scene- the United States of America

The sound from gunfire was so loud it could be heard for hundreds of miles.

Immediately after the battle of Lexington several superpower countries such as
Spain and France came to fight alongside the colonists.

Emerson wanted to make a point that this war consisted of gunfire instead of
other fighting techniques.

1. Fill in the blanks: Some hunters and gatherers were advanced, but were
never able to develop______
because they had to migrate to find_______

a. works of art; paint
b. advanced societies, food
c. farms, water
d. advanced tools, water

What is the biggest threat to the African rainforests today?
A War and political unrest
B.Humans' need for resources
c Extended periods of drought
D. Pollution from nearby nuclear power plant