Please help me... I’ll give brainliest (: 5. ARGUMENT Imagine you live in 1840 and are trying to encourage American settlement in Florida. Write an advertisement that might attract settlers to this land.
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Why they should come? What is so special about Florida?
What is the land like? Weather?
How much land can they get? For how much money?

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Explanation:

My teacher spent the following exercise:

1 - Charcoal was the source of energy for centuries in Europe.

True

2 - The decline in the use of charcoal was motivated by the discovery of oil as an energy source.

False

3 - Mineral and iron mines were found to replace charcoal as an energy source, underground.

T

4 - The extraction of this material, in the beginning, was performed by machines.

T

5 - The most frequent consequence of accidents in these mines was filling them with water.

T

6 - Spinning means transforming raw material, such as lambs' or cotton plumes into threads.

F

7 - Spinning, before 1767, was a job done with the help of machines and many threads were made at the same time.

T

8 - In 1769 a spinning machine was created powered by water.

F

9 - It was the steam spinning machine that enabled the expansion of the textile industries in France.

t

10 - Child labor was prohibited at this time.

F

11 - England was a large producer of woolen fabrics, whose raw material was taken from the sheep.

F

12 - Indian fabrics had better quality than English ones.

F

13 - France had coal mines, the raw material for energy production.

t

14 - England had raw materials, labor and wealthy people to invest in the industry.

F

15 - Cotton was imported from the United States and Africa.

F

16 - Consumer market is one that wants to sell products.

t

17 - Spain was a pioneer in the industrial revolution.

f

18 - In England, the center of industrial textile production was the city of Manchester.

f

19 - In the factories there were labor rights, mainly paid rest.

f

20 - Worked if more than 12 hours a day.

f

21 - Complaints could result in the dismissal of the employee.

t

22 - The work was specialized, making it difficult to replace the employee.

f

23 - Peasants started looking for work in industries.

t

24 - Factories grew and solved public health problems in cities.

f

25 - Due to lack of housing, many people lived in the same house, facilitating the spread of diseases.

f

26 - The novelty of the 19th century was the transport made by carts pulled by animals.

27 - Because of the Industrial Revolution, the steam-powered locomotive appeared.

t

28 - Poverty was common in workers' villages.

t

29 - The division of labor already existed during the Middle Ages, with craft work.

30 - If a worker was unable to work due to illness, disability or any other reason, he could be fired.

f

31 - There were no labor rights such as vacation or retirement.

32 - Liberalism is a system of government that defended freedom of trade.

t

33 - Customs is a tariff charged for the entry and exit of products from a country.

34 - The workers were the owners of capital and the means of production.

f

35 - The bourgeoisie sold its labor power to the workers in exchange for prestige.

t

36 - Industrialization gave rise to the new economic system: capitalism

f