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What didn't the dang aboriginals draw on?
back in their time those retards still thought that the god of water and fire were each others enemies, no f'n way did they have paper to draw on.
Why does a tiger avoid another tiger?
because what if there on each others territory which starts a big fight and one of them dies
What was the perspectives of the battle of Abraham?
Several, the obvious ones include Quebec and the British but others include the HBC, the British Colonies to the south, the Indians (aboriginals), and other European powers. Each would have their own perspective.
Why was thornton the ideal master?
they trusted and respected each other
Do hippos like each other?
Yes, if you mean the relationship between a mother and its child. Male hippos will fight over territory which can injure/kill others.
How you explain competition in animals?
For mates, territory and in comparison to others. (Like who is better.)
How do aboriginals remember there dream time stories?
As a tradition, they're passed down orally to each generation.
How to be confident telented smart knowledgible and respected?
Each persons is diffrent in their beliefs and values, but I believe that is is big part of being knowledgible and respected.
Many different native cultures developed in north America primarily because?
a variety of environmental existed throughout this region.
Why was john thornton the ideal master?
they trusted and respected each other
Why were the European in WW1 countries fighting each other?
Too many powerful states, too close together. Jealous of each others empires. No system for negotiation. Long-standing rivalries and territory claims.
How many senators are in an Australian territory?
Two (2) each for the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. Others, such as the external territories of Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands, do not have their own senators. For electoral purposes these territories form part of other (state) electorates and are represented by the relevant senators of those states.
