Answer:
Cuneiform (Ancient Mesopotamia)
Explanation:
Cuneiform was <u>used mainly in Mesopotamia</u> but also in <u>parts of Persia</u> as well. These symbols were writen using a sharp reed by making imprints on wet clay tablets. This writing system was <u>invented by Ancient Sumerians</u>. Cuneiform was used from around <u>3500-3000 BCE.</u>
Answer: The founding fathers
Explanation: the founding fathers were Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Samuel Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, John Jay, and George Washington himself
Answer:
There should be no limits on owning and using guns.
Explanation:
The Second Amendment was added to the constitution to protect people's right to keep and bear arms and the government's right to establish a Militia for the defense of the nation. Therefore, "There should be no limits on owning and using guns" is the statement that best interprets the statute because the statute is not specific enough, it can be broadly understood that since people have the right to own arms for self-defense, they also have the right to use them when there is a threat to their security.
The amendment states: <em>A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, </em><em>the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.</em>
Answer:
C. Grain
A. Gold
Explanation:
Egypt and Kush had close ties, and they had lot of trade going on between them. Lot of products were traded between these two civilizations, but the main focus was around the grain and gold. Egypt highly valued the gold, but it didn't had its own reserves of it. The Kush lacked food sources, such as grain. Because of this, Egypt provided Kush with grain that it had in abundance, while Kush provided Egypt with gold which it had abundance, so both sides benefited from it.
Correct answer choice is:
D. It placed the Union capital in danger.
The Battle of Second Bull Run was fought between Union and Confederate soldiers for many days. The Union left flank was destroyed and the army was pushed back to Bull Run. And as a result, the victory went to the Confederate. Union lost their 62000 soldiers whereas the casualties in the Confederate army were 50,00. This battle was way larger in scale and numbers compared to the first battle.
