Why do you think there were so many battles on lands that were eventually ceded to the US government

In my opinion, there were many battles in lands that were eventually ceded to the United States because, because of the ideas emanating from the Doctrine of Manifest Destiny, the American government itself carried out military campaigns (as with Mexico, the natives Americans, Spain -Puerto Rico-) or promoted internal revolutions (as in the case of Hawaii, for example) in order to generate the necessary socio-political conditions to annex the territories, either through military conquest or through annexation.

164 kids

165 adults

step-by-step explanation:

first you need to make two equations

kids = x

adults = y

first equation = x+y=329

second equation = 1.5x + 4y = 906

solve by substitution

x = 329 - y

1.5 (329 - y) + 4 y = 906

493.5 - 1.5y + 4y = 906

combine like terms

2.5y = 412.5

y = 165

plug back into one of the equations

x + 165 = 329

x = 164

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