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Palestine, in the last period of the Ottoman Empire, was first linked to the state of Sidon, later to Syria and then to Beirut, which was founded in the last period. The Ottomans ruled in Palestine for 401 years. Palestine was and still is a region of great importance for Muslims, Christians and Jews.
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Answer: B. The South
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Those native to land would’ve remained how they’ve been even during today’s modern age, Mexico might’ve taken more land expanded eastern
Short answer: C
Currency exchange rates are determined by the value set in the market place. It is a very complex procedure and depends on many ways of doing it. Ordinary citizens do not have to do anything to experience the effects of a currency rate change. So A is incorrect. It has nothing to do with over payment.
B is a good answer and it is in fact true. Those living in a country will feel the effects of a currency inflation when they try to buy something from a country whose currency is quite strong. That is probably your second best answer. Another answer is more general.
C. This is actually the answer. I live in Canada. Our dollar is worth 0.78 American dollars. It has all but made travel impossible in the United States. We pay 1/3 more for everything. Try booking a motel and not be horrified by what your credit card says the payment is.
D. Currency fluctuations can be part of the exchange rate, but that is not the definition for an exchange rate.
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B and D are pretty close answers, but C is actually what you want.
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President Jimmy Carter: (A) lacked the connections in Congress to successfully gain support for his ideas.
He refused to play politics like Washington is used to. He even brought his own team of people with him from his governorship of GA. His lack of Washington experience and refusal to make deals the old Washington way made Congress reluctant to deal with him.
ANSWER: (A) Carter lacked the connections in Congress to successfully gain support for his ideas.
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