The 6th century refers to which range of dates?

What happened during the spice trading period of 800 AD through 7500 AD?

Artemon [7]

Answer:

During the first millennium AD, Ethiopians became the maritime trading power of the Red Sea.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

What was Italy’s primary role in the war?

shtirl [24]

In June 1940, Benito Mussolini chose to ally Italy's forces with those of Adolf Hitler. Soon German and Italian armies were battling Allied troops on several fronts. After defeating German and Italian forces in North Africa, Allied troops crossed over to Sicily in July 1943 and took the island in thirty-nine days.

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How did Alexander’s attempt to make his empire secure help lead to the Hellenistic Age?

Ratling [72]

Maybe you don't like talking to much about yourself

But you should've told me that you were thinking bout someone else

Your drunk at a party or maybe its just that your car broke down

Your phones been off for a couple months so your calling me now

I know you your like this

When stuff don't go your way you needed me to fix it

And like me I did

But I ran out of every reason

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

When you broke me first

You broke me first

Took awhile was in denile when I first heard

That you moved on quicker than I could've eve you know that hurt

Swear for awhile would stare at my phone just to see your name

But now that its there I don't really know what to say

I know you your like this

When stuff don't go your way you needed me to fix it

And like me I did

But I ran out of every reason

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

when you broke me first

You broke me first

What did you think would happen

Ill never let you have it

What did you think would happen

Now suddenly your asking for it back

Could you tell me were'd you get the nerve

Yeah you could say you miss all that we had

But I don't really care how bad it hurts

When you broke me first

You broke me first mmmm

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3 years ago

Please help ASAP i'll give pionts

bija089 [108]

<span>24) Between about 615 B.C. and 510 B.C., Rome was rule by the Etruscan, a powerful civilization from ancient Italy. During this period, the upper-class citizens were called Patricians. They used the held the most high and important offices. The lower-class citizens were called Plebeians. They represented the poor party of the people from farmers, peasants, etc… In 510 B.C., the patricians rebelled, removed the Etruscan King, and created an empire of their own, with a republic Policy, and they held all the power, while the plebeians were nothing. The plebeians of course didn’t like that and began to ask for political equality, but the Patricians never answered their demands. Over time, a conflict, called the conflict of orders, grew between those 2 classes. In about 495 B.C., the Plebeians, who were in a very big quantity representing 95% of the population, left the city and camped in a nearby hill, and didn’t approved to come back until the Patricians gave them their rights. Rome was in crisis. The farms were abandoned, and the Patricians feared that they get in war with a lack of soldiers. So Patricians had to give political rights to the Plebeians, and creating a council for them “the Council of Plebs”. This conflict between the Patricians and the Plebeians transformed the policy of Rome from a Republic to a Democratic Empire.</span>

25) A political power that is still in use in today, the tribunes of Ancient Rome had the power to Veto, or block laws, in the Roman Senate that they disapproved of.

26) The Dictator in Ancient Rome was the one Responsible of the whole empire. He was the one dealing with Surprise attacks and military emergencies and all this kind of stuff. All the tribunes and magistrates were under his command, and the veto could not be used against his decisions. But of course he was limited between some severe rules which he hadn't got the rights to break.

27) It all started when Emperor Augustus, Grand nephew of Julius Caesar, Defeated Antony and Cleopatra in the battle of Actium. He Built a lot of infrastructures in the empire, established a strong money system, established fire and police departments, and encouraged the growth of Business. In addition, the Roman Empire controlled the whole Mediterranean with almost no warfare. By the reign of Diocletian, the Empire covered 5 million square kilometers, dividing the empire into Western and Eastern. Then, his successor Constantine Byzantium, capital of the Byzantine Empire, and renamed it Constantinople. During his reign, the rise of a new Religion: Christianity, was a major factor of the beginning of the fall of the Roman Empire. It was completely different from the traditional Romans beliefs. Some years later, Christianity became the official religion of the empire and changed the whole policy. The 2 roman empires were reunited under the leadership of Constantinople. At last, Germanic barbarian tribes attacked Rome and completely dominated it, and the 1000 years Empire had fallen.

Well I'm sorry for question 27 if it isn't really clear or something I get lost when I have to use specific words in my answer to get the credits :p

I hope this Helps! ^^

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4 years ago

What does the fleur-de-lis represent on the royal coat of arms of britain?

nadezda [96]

represents lightness. Also it is the badge of France it shows loyalty to the alliance between France and Engalnd

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3 years ago