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Q: What are some hardships people face today?
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What hardships did Balboa have?

1st His friend Paulie dies 2nd His wife dies 3rd he has personal demons after losing to Apollo Creed


What hardships did the lords face in the medieval times?

they would always be underestimated by men. they would usually have house chores instead of working. they would be left alone to manage the household, servants and upbringing of children when the noblemen were gone


How did people communicate in the 18th century?

Although the telephone Alexander Bell invented had been around for a few years at the turn of the century, it was not yet in widespread use. Most people still used regular old "snail mail" -- the postal system -- to communicate. Other options were the telegraph and, within cities, delivery boys.


What are some of the hardships that people fought against on the Oregon trail?

The people who followed the Mormon Trail, were prosecuted. They were chased out of state after state, by mobs who thought them to be horrible unchristian people. These mobs attacked and in some cases killed the Mormons, this is the most well known trouble the Mormons had. They went through mountains in wagons, which was a very hard journey that left many dead. They had many of the same problems other trails had such as harsh weather and terrain, low food supplies, low supplies in general, and deadly illness. Hope that helped.


Why did africans engage in slave trade?

Although some people think it was all the Europeans fought that Africa was taken over but it was also the Africans. African leaders (mainly in West Africa), engaged in the slave trade and received some advantages. Some African kings traded their people for weapons.