It is due to their ability to adapt in the varying circumstances
<span>Tenochtitlan. i think that's how you spell it. Does that sound familiar? If i remember correctly this is the answer to your question.</span>
A major reason for Japan's policy in Asia was to obtain natural resources.
The Mongol expansion of the Asian continent during the period from 1215 to 1360 helped to stabilize the political process and redefined the Silk Road through Garkurm. The thirteenth century witnessed a Mongol-Afrangian alliance with an exchange of embassies and military cooperation with Cham and Palestine. Most of the European royal plaques between 1287-1288, as well as travelers Marco Polo and Monsieur William Rubrec, few European travelers traveled the entire Silk Road. Instead of traveling the goods were transported from one hand to another as a long chain from China to the West and the result is the high prices of goods that reach Europe.
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C.<span>George Washington thought a site in the middle of the country between North and South was appropriate.</span>
