Answer:hope we can be friends
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Glasgow: maybe not as pretty as Edinburgh, but in it’s own way it is. The people are really warm especially to strangers. It’s wetter but not as cold (when the wind comes off the Forth it would cut you in two). Lots of nice museums (The Riverside Museum, The Hunterian Museum, People’s Palace which are all free to enter). Lots of green spaces, it’s known as That Dear Green Place after all. Great music scene now and in the past.
Edinburgh: maybe prettier than Glasgow, but I don’t think so but then I’m biased. The people? Not so warm especially towards strangers. It’s drier but a lot colder when windy. It’s got a castle and now nice new shiny trams. Some nice Art Galleries and museums. They do have the International Festival in August every year which is excellent.
Explanation:
Answer:
for trade between the Roman Empire and China
Explanation:
The Silk Road was a vast trade network connecting Eurasia and North Africa via land and sea routes. ... Advances in technology and increased political stability caused an increase in trade. The opening of more trade routes caused travelers to exchange many things: animals, spices, ideas, and diseases.
How was the Arab trade network connected to the return of Greek philosophy to Europe?
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share fundamental beliefs. In the Arab Empire, Muslims did not force Jews and Christians to convert to Islam. ... It shows the trade networks that enabled the empire to amass great wealth.
I would go with D
A secret network of people<span> who helped </span>slaves<span> escape to the </span>North<span>. ... </span>North<span>: Abolitionists increased their fight against </span>slavery<span> and the </span>Fugitive Slave Act<span>. South: Saw the book as an attack on the south and the southern way of life. T5hey technically fought back. </span>