This is really hard to estimate, as it's not exactly perfectly clear which parts of economy are tourism (which of the transportations? are museums tourism or education?) and we have only estimates. Some of the estimates I have seen judge tourism to be only 6th ot 7th industry (but none of the options propose this!), but others say that it's third, so I'd go with a) - but definitely not c) or b). First is still food (agriculture, farming, etc)<span />
As with most things, it depends.
Some were very supportive. Others like the idea but didn't see the impact on their life. Others were opposed.
As time went on, the middle group joined the first group.
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The legacy that the Great Sphinx has come to represent is ultimately the result of an endeavor to carve a sculpture out of a single mass of limestone that was exposed when workers were digging into the Giza plateau.
It aimed to be a regional organisation of Arab<span> states with a focus to developing the economy, resolving disputes and coordinating political aims.
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Just read lol.
Explanation:
Da Vinci was one of the most famous polymaths who ever lived and along with other notable figures such as Benjamin Franklin and Johann Goethe, pushed the boundaries of what many believed to be possible. Unfortunately, we seem to have forgotten the insights that these exceptional figures gave us into the benefits of pursuing multiple interests.
As noted by Robert Twigger, Leonardo Da Vinci was said to be just as proud of his ability to bend iron bars with his hands as he was of the Mona Lisa.
