Since a continuum is something that keeps changing over time, and Israel, a nation regarded as the holy land by a significant amount of people, among them, the Jewish population, Christians and Muslims, due to the number of times that area has been renamed, destroyed, rebuilt and inhabited by a variety of different groups of people up until today, and because the state of Israel is still uncertain due its partial recognition status, Israel is experiencing a location continuum.
The Minoans were a maritime civilzation that lived in the island of Crete around 3,000BC. The Minoans were a cultural model of the Mycenean who lived in mainland Greece around 2,700BC. Even though they were relativetely close geographically and periodically, they had some significant differences:
- Minoans were a maritime civilization while Myceneans lived in mainland
- Because they lived in mainland, Myceneans had a stronger military force and based their civilization around warfare and conquest while Minoans relied heavily on trade and diplomacy.
- Language was a major difference as well, Myceneans spokea version of Greek while the language of the Minoans is unknown.
- Minoans were artistically and architecturally more sophisticated than the Myceneans.
- Minoans had religious iconography that was absent from the mainland.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first place. The important<span> skill that gave Africa's Bantu-speaking people an advantage over the nomadic hunter-gatherers they displaced would be ironworking. Hope this answers the question.</span>
Answer:
D. Better weapons and technology .
Explanation:
The American Army always enjoyed technological superiority and superior fire power over the communist forces. The US had air and naval superiority, and also in conventional power.
But the North Vietnamese had great manpower reserves and an iron determination to fight what they saw as a foreign occupier as long as it was necessary with persistent and intrepid guerrilla tactics, an asymmetric response to a stronger adversary. History provides many examples of the Vietnamese people´s fight against outside intruders in protracted guerrilla wars until the enemy wears down: the Chinese, the Mongols, the French and the Americans.