Answer:
Yes and no.
Explanation:
USA, of course is a very highly developed and advanced country but developed country is defined on many parameters and in many of those parameters USA is not on the top. What you probably meant to say is it being the largest economy in the world and yes it is the world’s largest economy as of Dec 2016. At this point US is still considered a developed country. In fact the definition itself was based on US to begin with. US had major advantages after WW2 that they utilized very well for development but as others are catching up US seems to be falling behind in most areas.
Answer:
<em>The answer is C</em>
Explanation:
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<em>hope this helps srry if it doesn't tho</em>
yes because if the population is too high, maybe there won't be enough resources for everyone.
Africa had to trade for cotton and slaves for the spices, tapestries and glass beads of china, India and the Ottoman Empire
Explanation:
Towards the western verge of the Silk Road is the Ottoman Empire. Present day turkey is the place which was ruled by ottoman Turks and Silk Road extended from china to central Africa. Cotton which was the primary crop of west Africa was traded on the silk road with China in exchange to porcelain, glass products and silk and spices.
Ottoman Empire which also merchandised on the Silk Road procured the slaves of Africa. Central African slaves were purchased by Ottoman Turks. Under Islamic law slaves were to be fed with food and shelter and they have to be given good care by their owner. Slaves were also made unrestrained and were given an opportunity to start a new life with. Ottoman Turks were religious and treated slaves as part of their family.
