Answer:
Ottoman sultans governed over Turkey for about 7 centuries. After World War I, a season of disruption within Turkey came to an end when a popular, charismatic general named Mustafa Kemal took control. Kemal which translates “the perfect one." He earned his nickname due to that fact that he was able to memorize his lessons faster than any of his colleagues.
Kemal was of the motion that Turkey needed to become a modern day nation. He was of the opinion that if the Turkish people continued to with their traditions, they would suffer an attack by another western power. The sultan Kemal often traveled around the countryside to charge the people “Let science and new ideas come in freely," he usually said. “If you don’t, they will devour you.”
The ideas he proposed for modernization are:
> In every modern nation, men and women must be treated equal. He decreed that girls be allowed to attend schools. He also bestowed on women the right to vote and take jobs in business and government.
> Kemal laid aside religious law and established a western type justice system for the nation. Turkey had been ruled by Shariah law before Kemal set up a legal structure that was close to that operated by European nations.
> Kemal also introduced a western alphabet system and decreed that all newspapers, books, and street signs created with the new script.
QUESTION 1
With the exception of Israel, agriculture in the region remains undeveloped. TRUE
Israel is part of the Middle East. Majority of the Middle East countries except for Israel rely on imported food.
QUESTION 2
Over half the world's oil reserves can be found in the Middle East. TRUE
QUESTION 3
The
camel is the ideal domestic animal for deserts with long, dry, hot
periods of eight months or more and scarce, erratic annual rainfalls.
TRUE
Camels can adapt in extremely harsh conditions. During hot weather conditions, camels can drink water every eight to ten days.
QUESTION 4
Which of the following countries has a well-developed agricultural system?
Israel has a well-developed agricultural system.
QUESTION 5
Why does it matter that there is a large gap between production and consumption of agriculture?
The agricultural imbalance threatens the stability and prosperity of the region.
QUESTION 6 – Can’t answer. Graph is missing
QUESTION 7
Which of the following countries has the smallest amount of known crude oil reserves?
Kuwait has the smallest amount of known crude oil reserves.
QUESTION 8
Which of the following countries is an oil-dry country?
Bahrain is an oil-dry country. Other oil-dry countries are Afghanistan and Israel.
QUESTION 9
Following
a decrease in the world camel population between 1950 and 1980, why has
there been a recent resurgence of camels in the past decade?
High cost of fuel – camel is used as a pack and work animal
Large human population increase – demand for milk and meat of camel
Desertification of the Sahara – larger desert area requires increased use of camels
ALL OF THE ABOVE IS THE ANSWER
QUESTION 10
Why is the camel such an important animal in the Middle East?
The camel has an incredible ability to adapt to harsh conditions.
QUESTION 11
Which body of water separates India from Thailand and Malaysia?
The Bay of Bengal is the body of water that separates India from Thailand and Malaysia.
QUESTION 12
Which of the following countries is a small Himalayan nation found between India and China?
Nepal is a small Himalayan nation found between India and China.
Answer:
to persuade or change the thinking or actions of others
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is B
Explanation:
I am pretty sure, dont take my word for it
