It would be D, it's about survival with nature. kind of like man vs nature. (which you'll learn in high school)
They abandoned the nomadic life by developing farming techniques through water management, including canal-building, water storag, drainage, irrigation.
With the prosperity which this generated, they moved on to development of almost all the techniques that formed the basis of civilized life before the industrial revolution: architecture, transport, metalworking, carpentry, pottery, glass-making, textile manufacture and leather-working as well as many processes associated with farming and food preparation. In southern Mesopotamia irrigation and flood control were necessary and this gave rise to a number of subsidiary technologies of
It’s d by being born on U. S soil
Answer:
1. Their friend Wednesday
2. F
3. A door
4. A tennis ball
5. A clock
Explanation:
1. Wednesday (the name of the third person in the group, not the day)
2. In this Riddle, It is not asking about the Capital City of France except for Paris, rather it is asking for the Which letter is mentioned in Capital in the word France. So, as we can see that Letter F is mentioned in Capital that is why Letter F is the correct answer to the Riddle.
<h3>3. I don't have explanation </h3>
<h3>4. I don't have explanation </h3>
5. A clock has three hands, hour hand ,minute hand and second hand. But it ticks doesn't clap;)
The geographic significance of the forts Henry and Donaldson is by capturing those forts, Grant was able to make his way to the Mississippi River.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
The battle of Fort Henry occurred in the year 1862 on the 4th of February. It was very important because this battle led to the winning of the American civil war and it was a union victory.
The motive of both the union and the confederacy was to have control over the rivers in the western part and it especially wanted to have control over the Mississippi river. Because of these rivers in the west, these two forts were very important geographically because it made way to the Mississippi river.
