How do some plants get moisture to their roots? A. by collecting it on their leaves and dropping it to the ground
B. by collecting it on their stem and then moving it to the roots
C. by collecting it on the seeds and fruit and dropping it to the ground

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I would say the answer is B. by collecting on their stem and then moving it to the roots

There is no use for them to collect it on their leaves and drop it on the ground or collecting it on the seeds and dropping it to the ground

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There were vast differences between American societies and European societies of the late 15th century.

Explanation:

First of all, the European societies were far more advanced, technologically speaking. The Spanish and the Portuguese, the first European nations to contact the Native Americans in this period, had access to gunfire, horses, iron, the compass, powder, and large ships, and this allowed them to defeat not only small tribes, but large empires like the Aztec and Inca Empire as well.

The Native Americans had some technological advances of their own, but at least military-wise, they were no match for Spain or Portugal. The American populations also suffered greatly from the lack of immunity to diseases such as typhus and measles, which were brought by the Europeans, and killed millions of Native Americans.