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the oldest coherent texts from about 2600 BC. Ancient history covers all continents inhabited by humans in the period 3000 BC – AD 500. The broad term
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Old Assyrian Empire (category 2nd millennium BC in Assyria)
the Early Assyrian Period (2600–2025 BC), the Middle Assyrian Empire (1392–934 BC), and the Neo-Assyrian Empire (911–609 BC). Assyria was a major Mesopotamian
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British Museum (category Articles with dead external links from January 2016)
Sasobek, (630 BC) Bronze figure of Isis and Horus, North Saqqara, Egypt (600 BC) Sarcophagus of Hapmen, Cairo, 26th Dynasty or later, (600–300 BC) Kneeling
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Ancient Mesopotamian religion (category Short description is different from Wikidata)
Sumerian list of around 560 deities that did this was uncovered at Farm and Tell Abû Ṣalābīkh and dated to circa 2600 BC, ranking five primary deities as being
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Pre-Islamic Arabia (category Articles needing additional references from August 2020)
Arabian Peninsula; from 2000 BC to the 8th century BC. Some Sabaeans also lived in D'mt, located in northern Ethiopia and Eritrea, due to their hegemony over
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transporter". Bioconjug Chem. 13 (1): 29–39. doi:10.1021/bc010011x. PMID 11792176. Bloom, Jacob W. G.; Wheeler, Steven E. (2011). "Taking the Aromaticity out of
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Conduction, Electric/Gases
produce an abrupt change in the current; for now the state of things represented by a point near A′ is the only stable state. Thus if the BC part of the curve
Describe the lives of Mayan farmers and how they grew/raised food.
Answer:
The Maya created arable land by using a "slash-and-burn" technique to clear the forests. They planted maize and secondary crops such as beans, squash, and tobacco. In the highlands to the west, they terraced the slopes on mountainsides; in the lowlands, they cleared the jungle for planting.
which continent of Ancient Rome would be the easiest to travel to and why?
The continent of Ancient Rome that would be easiest to travel is the Italian peninsula because it becomes simpler for the Romans to deal with other nations and convey troops and supplies.
What is the meaning of travel?Travelling refers to movement done by the people between far-off geographic regions from one place to another. It is the journey made by every individual in his or her life. Travelling can be done by using any mode of transport or on the foot.
Ancient Rome refers to the Roman Empire or Roman civilization, which was one of the world's longest empires, beginning by Augustus Caesar in 31BC and finally ending in 1453CE with the fall of Constantinople.
Both the Roman Empire and the Roman Republic had periods of upheaval, which contributed to their collapse. They were all the same length of time. It will be tough to decide which is more successful.
The central location of the Italian peninsula in the Mediterranean area made it simpler for the Romans to commerce with other countries and convey soldiers and supplies. Therefore, it can be concluded that Italian peninsula was the easiest landmass in the Ancient Rome.
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What did Ashoka accomplish after embracing Buddhism?
Answer:
After Ashoka's successful but devastating conquest of Kalinga early in his rule, he converted to Buddhism and was inspired by its doctrine of dharma. Thereafter, he ruled his empire through peace and tolerance and focused on public works and building up the empire rather than expanding it.
Due to their closeness to one another, Australia and China are major trading partners. Which statement BEST describes their relationship?
A.
Australia provides China with many finished goods, such as automobiles, in exchange for access to China’s natural resources, such as minerals.
B.
China and Australia primarily exchange agricultural goods with one another and rely on other trading partners for necessary energy supplies.
C.
China and Australia primarily exchange energy supplies with one another and rely on other trading partners for necessary agricultural goods.
D.
China provides Australia with many finished goods, such as automobiles, in exchange for access to Australia’s natural resources, such as minerals.
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Complete the analogies below with a word.
Answer:
1.) Monarchy
2.) country
3.) trials
4.) individual
5.)government
Explanation:
1.) A king is a part of a monarchy .
2.) The U.S. Constitution is a structure in our country's government process.
3,) The Judicial Branch includes the Supreme Court. the highest court in the land. It handles certain trials.
4.) Individual is the opposite of a crowd.
5.) A strctured government is the opposite of lawlessness.
ANSWER ALL PLS
Gathering the Facts
1.. Read the introduction. Then read the history question, “What about Australia?” Use the information to answer the following questions.
a. European explorers unexpectedly found opportunities in the Americas when they
had been searching for what place? ______________________
b. What did Europeans hope to gain from its colonies in America?
________________________________________________________________
c. Which two major Native American empires were conquered by Europeans?
_____________________________________________________
d. Who did the British send to colonize Australia?
_____________________________________________________
People and Their Environments
1. Look at picture B and read its caption. Write T next to each statement if it is true
and F is the statement is false.
a. Africans worked on plantations in the Caribbean. ___
b. Africans were well paid and treated well on sugar plantations. ____
c. Sugar cane has juices. ___
d. It is hot in the Caribbean. ____
e. The stalks of sugar cane plants are boiled into sugar. ____
f. After seven years, most Africans left sugar plantations for new
job opportunities.____
Places, Regions, and Landscapes
1. Use map C, “European Land Claims and Early Cities,” to complete the
following sentences.
a. The ___________ claimed lands along the eastern coast of what is now
the United States. A major city located in this settlement region was__________
which used to be called New Amsterdam. The main
economic activities in this region were_____________ and __________________.
.
b. The ___________ claimed lands in central North America where the
main economic activity was _________________ .
c. After conquering the Aztec Empire, the _________________ dominated
southwestern North America, Middle America, and western
America. The main economic activities in the lands they claimed were_______________
and ______________________ .
d. The eastern coast of South America was settled by the________________________ ,
who founded the cities of_________________ and _______________________ .
The main economic activities in the Portuguese settlement regions were____________________ And______________________________.
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Answer:
take what back?
Explanation:
Main historical events covered in 2021 about Africa?
Answer:
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europians wanted to find which of the following to expand trade with the east
a.lumber
b.water
c. precious metal
d. fur
Why was Georgia not as affected by the Great Depression
Answer:
it was
Georgia had suffered from many crop failures because of boll weevils and a great drought. The "King Cotton" that went up during WW1 had dropped back down, and farmers were struggling to keep their land. Then the depression struck, and Georgia was hit harder than ever.
How do Congress and the states make changes to the Constitution?
What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called?
The president can veto, or cancel, laws. When can Congress cancel the president’s veto?
How did WWI affect women’s fight for rights in the early 1900s?
