The correct answer is - Polynesians.
The Lapita were a people that migrated into Oceania from the Southeast Asia region. They branched off into two cultural groups, one of them gave rise to the Maori, while the other one to the Polynesians. The Maori were the smaller group that migrated and inhabited the islands of New Zealand, while the Polynesians migrated and inhabited the Polynesian islands. Because of the isolation of the two groups they developed unique cultural traits in time, and even though they had the same root, the changes and different development of their cultures is very evident.
The correct answer is D) Polynesians.
The Lapita branched off into two different cultural groups, the Maori and Polynesians.
We are talking about the prehistorian times in the Pacific region. The Lapita people lived in the Pacific Islands located in the Pacific Ocean during the 1600s BCE and cease to exist approximately around 500 BCE. Anthropologists have made research and conclude that the Lapita influence the Polynesians and the Micronesians. There knew how to work with rocks such as the obsidian and they also created pieces of pottery. Historians also know that the Lapita people were excellent explorers and navigators who understood the ocean currents.
Three Kingdoms period
Four Kingdoms period
The correct answer is "Three Kingdoms period". Three Kingdoms period was an era of peace in China's history after a long series of civil wars. As the name implies, there were three regimes during the Three Kingdoms Period, Wei, Shu and Wu. This period started with the end of the Han dynasty, an era with political turmoil and civil war.
monarchy
democracy
republic
The correct answer is: Monarchy.
Napoleon restored the political stability of France and promoted the business of the French bourgeoisie. Changed the ancestral feudalism of the monarchy by a constitutional monarchy under a dictatorial regime. Also, he promoted economic liberalism, construction, education, arts, and laws.
Europe--since New England goods and ships were in high demand
b. False