Answer:
Life is the short experimental part of a human’s body use, right before Death and after life. Life is a part where a human uses their body in use and wonders around experiences and challenges. People ought to ‘live’ their life by trying to fill it in with joyful moments. Life is discovering and learning, learning the right from wrong and the bad and the good. You can tell you never stop learning and discovering no matter how old you are, which makes life so new and fun for the people living it. After life comes Death, which, isn’t really what we’re focusing on at the moment…
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brainliest please?
Answer:
Sanskrit mam Hindi i think
Explanation:
I g o o g l e d
it it was on translation
Similarities between Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Indus Valley and Chinese Civilisations:
Strict Class Divisions/Centralized Government
Mesopotamia- Ruled by priests
Egypt- Ruled by the Pharaoh. His word was law.
Harappa- Ruled by a king, usually head of military class.
China- Ruled by an emperor.
Religion- All civilizations had some form of religion.
Egyptians worshipped their gods (Osiris, Ra, Isis, etc.). They believed that their pharaohs were gods on earth and created grand burial tombs to ensure they have a good afterlife.
Record Keeping/Written Law Codes- Each civilization had their own unique way of writing. The Egyptians used hieroglyphics, the Harappans had their own script and it is still not deciphered. The Chinese had their own script, which is still being used today. The Mesopotamians had their own form called cuneiform.
Economic Development
Metal Tools/Weapons
Increased Agriculture- from better tools and irrigation techniques
Increasing Trade
Practiced Slavery
Answer:
I want to be a doctor
Explanation:
most people in our countries have lack of health services because now almost everything needs money and some families don't have money as they couldn't go to school and receive high education levels and are suffering
Answer:
Venitis
Explanation:
Age and Mane are 2nd person present singular
Capite is 2nd person present plural
Venitis is 2nd person active present plural
