The Mughal empire is best know for known for architecture
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-<span>States that already had slavery could remain so
-H</span><span>e did not want to see slavery grow any more.
Although he later would push for the Emancipation Proclamation and full abolition of slavery, Abraham Lincoln ran as a moderate voice in the Republican Party. He followed the official party line at the time of anti-expansion: no new slave states. This meant that states that had slavery could remain so, and he did not want to see slavery grow any further. </span>
Answer:
Ang pinakanaging batayan ng mga heograpo sa pagkakahati-hati ng Asya sa iba’t ibang rehiyon ay ang lokasyon ng mga ito. Ang lokasyon ang pinakamalaking salik na kinonsidera sa paghahati.
Mula sa pangalan pa lamang ng mga rehiyon, mababatid na ang lokasyon ang naging batayan mula sa mga bansang makikita sa hilaga, katimugang bahagi, at sa ibang bahagi pa dahil malaki ang saklaw ng Asya.
Naging hati-hati ang rehiyon sa Asya dahil kinokonsidera din ang kaunlaran ng mga bansa na mas madaling maisasagawa kung nahahati sa mas maliliit na yunit ang pinakamalaking kontinente sa buong mundo. Mas madaling malaman ang solusyon sa mga problema at iba’t iba pang estratihiyang kailangan
Answer:The surpluses of food encouraged local and long-distance trade because they provided the people with a valuable trading good for which they were able to get other goods that they needed and desired.
Explanation:
The surpluses of food only occurred when the people started to engage into large scale agriculture. As they were able to satisfy their own demand for food, all of the rest of the food that was produced became a trading good. The people that were able to produce surpluses of food had big advantage because lot of people living in harsher regions were not able to do so.
The people that were not able to produce large quantities of food needed the surplus food from the people that were producing it. In order to get it without engaging in war though, they had to offer something in return. Very often they had goods that were attractive to the people that produced surpluses of food, goods like salt, gold, metals. This contributed to development of trade, both of short and longer distance, depending on what each trading side wanted to gain.
Regions that were able to produce surpluses of food were:
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Indus Valley
China
Regions that were not able to produce surpluses of food but were able to offer other goods were:
Anatolia
Central Asia
the Sahel
