The Suez canal is located in Egypt west of the Sinai Peninsula and connects Port Said on the Mediterranean sea with the Port of Suez on the Red Sea. It provides a direct root for transport of good between Europe and Asia.
The canal is 195 km (121 miles) long and 300 meters wide. It can accommodate large ships of up to 150,000 tons fully loaded. It takes only 15 hours on average for a ship to traverse the canal from start to end.
The British opposed its construction in late 1861. It was officially opened in November 17, 1869
When God told the Jews to put lamb's blood on their porch and front door so that when the Angel of Death passed through the town, their first-borns would be safe.
The Peloponnesian War<span> (431–404 BC) was an ancient Greek </span>war<span> fought by </span>Athens<span>and its empire against the </span>Peloponnesian<span> League led by </span>Sparta<span>.</span>
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first place. The important<span> skill that gave Africa's Bantu-speaking people an advantage over the nomadic hunter-gatherers they displaced would be ironworking. Hope this answers the question.</span>
