Which of the following is true about the maori?
a)the maori rose up against the europeans and remained strong in number throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
b)the maori converted the europeans to their way of life. it was the only way they could survive.
c)much like in other places around the world, european exploration almost wiped out the maori because of new weaponry and diseases brought by the europeans.
d)the europeans were scared of the maori and pretty much left them alone.

All of the following regions are labeled correctly on the map above, except a. highlands – 1 b. semiarid – 2 c. polar ice cap – 4 d. subarctic – 5

How does the grapes of wrath identify the effects of americans' views on the dust bowl? the story is a depiction of oklahoma farmers and the difficulties they experienced migrating to california. the story accurately describes the impact the california vineyard industry had on migrant workers. the story covers the rise of corporate farming and the devaluation of the small family farms that dotted the great plains. the story is an allegory for the conflicts between american values and the rise of the communist party in the united states.

How did the phoenicians add to the goods available in their marketplaces?