If you were a fifteenth century american Indian living in the region of modern day Ohio what would you most likely think of this region in its present form

I would be concerned that the natural landscape had been destroyed and polluted by large factories, farms, and cities.

Explanation:

The state of Ohio is the seventh most populous state in the United States of America and it is situated in the Midwest region. Most of the areas in Ohio are rolling plains. In the wester part of Ohio we have the Till plains(which is rich in nutrients for the production of crops), in the Eastern part of Ohio we have the Allegheny plateau and the Northern part of the state we have one of the major lake which is known as lake Erie.

As beautiful as the landscape of Ohio is in the 15th century most of them has been destroyed due to the facts that industries are been built and cities are now been formed.

The correct answer is Option b) 18,000

The largest number of troops ever fighting in the Continental Army was 18,000 soldiers.

The continental army was founded on the 14th of June 1775 after the American revolutionary war began.

George Washington was the general and commander-in-chief of the Army which was fighting and representing all of the 13 colonies.

The army was also supported by local militias and support groups.

While initially, Washington believed he could raise an army of up to 75,000 men, he was never able to go above the figure of 18,000.