Do you think japan made the right decision in agreeing in open trade with the us?

Well,  that depends on the person viewing the situation.  I believe that it was a good thing that Japan opened trade to the U. S because of the variety of goods we now have and the knowledge we have gained from their culture.

Out of the given, Colonists suffered greatly and called the winter the “Starving Time” Is the statement which best describes what happened at Jamestown during the winter of 1609–10.

Option C

Explanation:

"The starving time" was the winter from 1609 to 1610, when nourishment deficiencies, broke administration, and an attack by Powhatan Indian warriors killed two of each three homesteaders at James Fort. In mid-August, a portion of the boats landed at Jamestown with 300 pioneers and hardly any provisions.

Nearly, 104 English men and young men fix their foot on North American region on May 14 in 1607. They gave name to their settlement Jamestown, out of appreciation for the English ruler, James I.

They began doing what they had come to do - make easy money by finding the gold they had every single heard tale about. Jamestown had been supported by Virginia Company with a business entity. It was another sort of open/private association putting resources into New World states.