Generic Phrases

Where are the prepositional phrases in this sentence?

From the beginning of time settlers have struggled for a better life in spite of the dangers, involved.

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1. for a better life in spite of the dangers involved from the beginning of time
2. from the beginning of time in spite of the dangers for a better life (I think this is a prepositional phrase as well)
3. From the beginning of time In spite of the dangers involve
4. from the beginning of time for a better life
5. from the beginning of time for a better life in spite of the dangers
6. from the beginning of time for a better life in spite of the dangers involved
7. prepositional phrase = preposition + object of preposition from the beginning (prep = from obj of prep = the beginning) of time (prep = of obj of prep = time) for a better life (prep = for obj of prep = life) in spite of the dangers (prep = in spite of obj of prep = dangers)
8. From the beginning... of time settlers... for a better life... in spite of... (...) indicates that phrase continues to end of sentence.
9. From the beginning of time for a better life in spite of the dangers