Question
What was the original Greek name for Constantinople?
Answer
Byzantium
This is because the city had been called by several names over the centuries. Its original name was Lygos, probably a Thracian word, and then Byzantium when it became a Greek trading town. The Roman Emperor Septimus Severus renamed it Augusta Antonia after his son Antonius.
The correct answer is: <u>all of these</u>, as all of the options provided are correct.
Even though at the beginning automobiles were considered a luxury, as they started to be mass produced they became more affordable. Also, some <u>changes were made</u> to cars that made them <em>cheaper to produce</em>, so even the <u>average American could afford to own a vehicle</u>.
New businesses were created because the automobile industry grew. Even the government was involved with the <em>Federal Highway Act of 1921.</em> More <u>gas stations</u> were opened to supply the increasing demand for fuel, motels began to appear in long-distance routes to shelter travellers on the road. <u>Fast food restaurants or diners</u> began to appear, offering travellers cheap and fast food so they could be on their way rapidly.
Suburbs became popular, as people didn't need to live closer to their jobs and had a comfortable and fast way of transportation to pick up their children or do the shopping.
To execute laws; put a law into effect.
Answer:
Quakers are pacifists
or well most of them are this guy anit
Explanation:
The correct answer is (D.) Romans
