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Which of these thrived before the Classical Period? a Renaissance b Dark Ages c Middle Ages d Ancient Mesopotamia

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The correct answer is D) Ancient Mesopotamia thrived before the Classical Period. It is said the period of Ancient Mesopotamia was from 3100 BC until 539 BC. Nowadays, the area which would now cover Ancient Mesopotamia would be Iraq, Kuwait, a part of Syria and to a much smaller extent, a little part of Turkey and a little part of Iran. They used the Tigris-Euphrates River where they used irrigation and are widely known for their ziggurats, seen as a very sophisticated society and the birthplace of the Western world.

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Which of the following outcomes usually occurred when Eastern tribes were removed and first arrived in lands already

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<em>A. Tribes became caught up in open conflicts and violence.</em>

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Explain the HIPP of the primary source below.

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"H" stands for Historical context. John Rolf was an important component in the foundation and success of the Jamestown, Virginia colony, in the North American territory. In the letter, he explains the Governor of the colony, Thomas Dale, his reasons to marry Pocahontas, a Native American Indian woman.

"I" stands for the Intended audience. The Governor of Jamestown, Virginia colony, Thomas Dale. The intention of John Rolfe was to clearly explain his motives, trying to maintain his intact reputation before the people of Jamestown.

"P" stands for Purpose. Rolfe wanted the approval of the Governor, knowing that in those years, Native American Indians were considered savages that first needed to be converted to the Christian religion to be accepted in the colonial society.

"P" stands for Point of view. In this part, we have to understand the point the author is trying to convey. In this case, John Rolfe, an English man, and an important figure that brought the toc¿bacco seed from the Caribbean Islands to grow tobacco crops in Jamestown and made tobacco the king of crops in Virginia wanted to justify his actions but not wanted to compromise his position before the Jamestown society.

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