The main important ones are:
Gods:
•Jupiter- the king of the gods, ruler of the skies.
•Neptune-the god of the sea.
•Pluto- the god of death and riches.
•Mars- the god of war.
•Mercury- the messenger of the gods, god of trading
•Vulcan- god of fire and forges
•Apollo- god of music, healing and prophecy.
Goddesses:
•Juno-wife of Jupiter, goddess of women, marriage and fertility.
•Minerva- goddess of wisdom.
•Venus-goddess of love and beauty.
•Diana- goddess of the hunt.
•Ceres-the goddess of agriculture.
•Vesta- goddess of the home and hearth.
These <span>ups and downs in an economy are often referred to as</span> "business cycles". These cycles are to be expected and don't cause great alarm for economists or investors.
The correct answer is knowing the ways that humans use Earth's natural resources.
The ancient settlers of the Andean region, at the foot of the Andes Mountains developed extraordinary irrigation and cultivation systems on the hillsides. The crops were deployed in the form of steps on the hillside making productive all the resources provided by nature and adding technology for its efficient and effective use.
The current farmers use some of the techniques and customs inherited from the original peoples and add the most modern technologies to further increase the productivity of the lands and contribute positively to the economy of their regions.
It is a common feature in the diverse cultures of humanity to adapt to the geographical characteristics of the region where they live solving the difficulties through ingenuity and hard work.
Answer:
1) People became more sedentary since they had a steady flow of food and materials, meaning they could settle easier. 2) The start of trade would soon be caused by people handling their own crops and farms
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