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Some of the contributions of the mission system include trade centers. The mission system established population and trade center's all throughout California. This not only brings additional funding into California through tourism but also keeps us connected to the history of our state.
Clara White Mission's motto is 'Food for today, skills for life.'.
the long lasting contributions of the Roman Empire are how the Roman Empire built their walls, buildings, bridges, and other ways of life and how it is beneficial to us today because people in Rome still use this even today.
The mission system did no favors for the Native Americans. It made them into slaves that were treated horribly by the church. Historians are finding mass graves today on mission grounds. As with many things like the missions they couldn't eat, worship, or dress according to their native cultures.
As soon as a Native American converted he/she couldn't leave the mission. The mission life wasn't easy for them. They were treated more like slaves and often beaten or killed.
Aristotles idea of mixed Government is what our(or at least mine) government is based off of today.
I assume you are asking about the mission system. All the 21 missions had Native Americans working and living on mission grounds. When the converted they weren't allowed to leave the mission and life for them was not good. They were often beaten, killed, and the women raped by the soldiers guarding the mission. Historians have found mass graves at the missions of Native Americans.
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Ermahghurd this is my first time answering someones ? :) ok here is le answer John Venn Contributed his life to being a philosopher in logic and math. One of the contributions used by John Venn today are the Venn Diagram which compares and contrasts two unlike items. :)
He is the father of Singapore. He spent his whole life building it. Without him, Singapore will not be like today.
Carl Linnaeus is known as the father of modern taxonomy for his contributions in creating a system for naming, ranking, and classifying organisms based on shared characteristics. His work laid the foundation for the binomial nomenclature system still used today, providing a standardized way to identify and organize the diversity of life on Earth. Linnaeus also introduced the concept of hierarchical classification, with taxa grouped into ranks like kingdom, phylum, and species.