Answer: C)
Explanation: Options that are missing are:
A.Plows needed for gold and silver mines destroyed native grasses.
B.The cutting down of timber for gold and silver mines led to a decrease in forests.
C.Wreckage from gold and silver mines polluted the supplies of drinking water.
D.Fences needed for gold and silver mines limited the movement of wild game.
The clean and drinking water <u>was polluted</u> with the supplies and dirtness that was falling into the water because of the ones who were digging the gold and silver mines and that was one of situations that have affected American Indians back then.
Water was important to them and their lives and it was a big issue because the water wasn't drinkable anymore.
In order to answer this question I need you to specify who Vladimir is. Vladimir Lenin? Vladimir Putin? There are many political powers named Vladimir.
Answer: pretty horrible.... people had to work in a sweaty,stinky, crammed, and hot room with almost no space earning less then today’s standard of minimum wages. Of course, back then money was valued differently but still, earning not enough in terrible condition. They had the worst jobs like working in mines (easily die of some dust or other stuff getting in lungs, accid setting off explosions) slaughterhouse (kill animals all day. Not bad, considered lucky.) I think you get the big picture now
Explanation:
Urbanization
Before the Crusades, life in Europe was centered on estates
and feudalism, when the holy war began it shifted to prioritize trade and
commerce in order to fund the war. This led to inflation of prices but overall
increased the quality of life.
Guilds
Towns were formed as trade and commerce became a feasible
form of livelihood. As the holy war went on, it became apparent that there was
much to gain as people had more access to other societies. This in turn led to
the forming of Guilds that standardized and regulated the trade practice
The Middle Class
Lending and borrowing in order to
finance the trades and commerce stimulated the financial system which led to
the formation of the first credit institutions. A new ‘middle class’ emerged as
the result of this growth of the European economy.
Division of labor
Not so much as a ‘division’ but the formulation of new ones-
the nobility had to sell their lands and personal belongings which benefitted lower
and middle class. Peasants now experienced a higher demand for their products and
the new middle class became tradesmen, financers and transportation providers.
Money/weights/measure systems
With the rise of new classes, there
was a shift in the redistribution of wealth- the economic power of the Church
shifted to the tradesmen and merchants. The emerging importance of trade and commerce
resulted in the standardization of money, weights and the measuring system.
Usury
People began to sell their lands and belongings as a way to
finance the cost of joining the Crusade, and most of the time, this wasn’t
enough. They turned to Churches which were obligated to provide loans without
interest due to Usury policies. This significantly decreased their wealth of
which they had to share with other Crusaders.