Trade had a great impact on Sumerian society. Traders traveled to faraway places and exchanged grain for gold, silver, copper, lumber, and precious stones.
The answer is: politicians have a strong incentive to support projects that yield immediate and easily recognized benefits, especially when the costs of the projects are difficult to identify and are observable only in the distant future
In our current political system , politicians have a constant threat of losing their position if they do not show any results to their voter base during the election period.
This means that they are much more likely to support the projects that yield immediate and easily recognized benefits in order to maintain high approval rating and increase their chance of being re-elected.
Answer: It took 10 months for all thirteen states to ratify the Constitution. The first state to ratify was Delaware, on December 7, 1787, by a unanimous vote.
I'd say that
C. a stone carving, is the correct answer because a reed basket, pieces of clothing and clay plots would be most likely made by women.
I don't think women have the strength to do stone carvings, it also seems like the mans job.
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What city is marked by the letter A? Why is that city important?
The city marked by the letter A is Moscow. It is important because it is the current capital and largest city of the Russian federation, as it was the largest and capital of the Soviet Union.
Which region is marked by the letter B? Why is it controversial?
The region is Crimea, which consists of the peninsula of the same name, in between the black sea and Ukraine. It is controversial because this region as annexed by Russia several years ago, against the will of the Ukrainian government. This was justified on the basis that most of the Crimean population is of Russian origin, not of Ukrainian origin.
What body of water is indicated by the letter D? What happened there due to soviet rule?
The body of water is the Aral Sea. This inland sea, which used to be one of the largest in the world, has practically disappeared, and most of the blame falls on the Soviet Union lack of sound environmental policy. The lake was drained mainly due to over irrigation of the surrounding zones, and to desertification.
