In what way did the doughboys show great personal bravery?

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Answer: They show bravery by accepting that they have to be in the war. The doughboys don't think of it in a negative way they think of all the positive things about the war. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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The doughboys showed personal bravery by staying firm, with cold nerves and determined over their fight in the trenches. It was a dystopian scenario in which they ran against the enemy with barriers, settlements, and an advantage over them.

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The doughboys were soldiers covered in dust, mud, earth, clay or simply any type of dust. They were fighters of the great war and because of this, they earned the status of incredibly brave. The great war was the most advanced and horrifying battle ever seen. But the scenarios were trenches. The conditions were awful, always dirty, polluted, and under constant fire. But the major factor of bravery was climbing the wall to run like wind and pray to reach the other wall to climb down and strike the enemy. They didn't know what they faced but hey always climbed the walls to do it.


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How did European contact impact indigenous peoples? (Select all that apply.) European goods were traded for native lands. Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. Early European settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. Europeans began to model the democratic influences of the Iroquois Confederacy. Europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas. Is it like.... A, C, and E? I don't really know :P

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The best choices from the options, to be able to answer the question: How did European contact impact indigenous peoples, would be:

B: Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. This is correct as it was not until Europeans arrived in America that such diseases as smallpox, or chickenpox, made an appearance, decimating thousands of Native Americans all over the Americas. It is now known that the arrival of diseases brought by the European settlers was one of the biggest impacts that Europe had on America.

C: Early European settlers attempted to convert Native tribes to their religion. This is especially true for all those tribes who came into contact with the Spanish conquistadores. One of the reasons why the discovery of new lands was supported originally by the Spanish crown, was the desire for the extension of the Gospels. When Columbus found these new lands, and the "savages" in them, a whole movement of Christians, particularly Catholic orders, began to move into the Americas in order to bring the Gospel. Later, with the arrival of the English in America, although at first evangelization was not the main purpose, but rather to find a new place away from religious persecution, it later did become an issue, with Puritans attempting to "civilize" the Indians through religious knowledge. After them, many of the new protestant movements made it their goal to evangelize the savage Native people of the colonies.

None of the other choices is correct, as Europeans traded with Indians for goods, not lands, and since lands were sacred to Indian tribes, they would have never traded them. Also, crops like bananas, coffee, sugar cane and wheat, were brought by the Europeans into the Americas, not taken from the Americas by the Europeans.

The correct answers are B) Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. C) Early European settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. E) Europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas.

European contact impacted indigenous peoples in the following ways: Native tribes became ill from diseases that were not present until the arrival of Europeans. Early European settlers attempted to convert native tribes to their religion. Europeans adopted the cultivation of wheat, sugar, coffee, and bananas.

When the firts Europeans colonists arrived in the Americas, they realized the vast amount of raw materials and natural resources of this new region and wanted to colonize the Native American Indians and exploit their resources.

For instance, through evangelization, the Spaniards tried to control the Indians. However, one of the biggest issues that arose was that Europeans brought with them many diseases unknown to the Native Americans such as chickenpox, influenza, Malaria, that killed millions of Natives.

Finally, Europeans started to grow crops that grew very well in the Caribbean and later in other territories such as Sugar, Cotton, and tobacco.

The Andes region of South America contains one of the world's largest rain forests. True False

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TRUE

When we think of rainforests, we most likely think first of the Amazon basin in South America. That's appropriate, as the Amazon rainforest is the world's largest tropical rainforest. But where the Amazon basin meets the Andes mountains, there is enormous biodiversity. The northern portion of the Andes, bordering on the Amazon rainforest, is known as the Tropical Andes. In the Tropical Andes, the pattern of vegetation includes includes tropical rainforests at 1,600 to 4,900 feet above sea level, and also cloud forests ranging from 2,600 to 11,500 feet. Cloud forests (also known as water forests) are evergreen and typically have low-level cloud cover enveloping them.

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It is False as the amazon is not in the Andes.

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The southern states reacted negatively to the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860. They were shocked and protested against Abraham Lincoln's election because they were not in favor of his propaganda to free the slave states (which mostly were in the Southern parts). 

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The Allies tried to conceal the true location for the D-Day landings by doing the following:

1) set up a huge dummy army with its own headquarters and equipments.
2) created fake documents where their intentions were documented and made sure that the Germans intercepted these documents.
3) passed on "secret" information to known German agents
4) the dummy army showed that they intended to attack the French seaport of Calais

These maneuvers were so successful that the Germans did not respond to the Allies landing on Normandy, thinking that these landings were intended to distract them.
 

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