Children needed an education, Taxes could be more accurately assessed and Better building could be built are the correct answers.
Explanation:
Mathematics developed in the Egypt from 3000 BC to 300 BC. The development lasted from Old Kingdom until the Hellenistic period. They used numeral system for solving mathematical problems and counting. Egyptian number system was composed of seven symbols and these seven symbols were used for denoting numbers.
Multiplication and fraction was also used by them. Although very few evidences of the Egyptian mathematics survive, surviving sources indicate that they knew about geometry, volume, surface area, algebra, three dimensional shapes(Used in the architectural engineering) and quadratic equations.
<em>Numerals were helpful for teaching children to count and assessing taxes, the knowledge of three dimensions helped in building better buildings like the pyramids.</em>
The GI Bill provided soldiers returning from World War ll assistance with going to college. This gave America a generation of educated and more qualified individuals who went into white-collar jobs.
The Eastern Woodland Native Americans were named so because they were forest dwellers. The culture, political systems and daily life of the Eastern Woodlands were affected by the geography of where they lived. Waterways, flora, and fauna were plentiful.
