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Jamestown was established in 1619 so 3 wouldn’t be true. 1 isn’t true because they believed that in the new world there was gold and treasure, so it would have never been true anyway. Number 2 would be incorrect because In 1492 Columbus started his voyage to Asia but landed in the Americas in search of a passage way which at the end Magellan found between Argentina and Antarctica.
Answer:
Comparative advantages
Explanation:
This pattern of organization was proposed by David Ricardo in his book “On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation” in 1817, nevertheless it is thought that the term could have been proposed first by his mentor James Mill. In his book, David Ricardo explains about the comparative advantages as an economic term to make clear the possibility to develop the ability to produce goods and services at a lower price, being competitive in the market and at the same time producing more utilities.
Answer:A;They were helpful
Explanation:
because it says''This succeeded admirably; for in a short time we understood them and they us both by gesture and signs and words; and they were of great service to us" this shows that they were helpful also i took the test so i know.
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The most important characteristic of an arid climate is a lack of moisture. The soil is dry, the air is dry, and yearly precipitation is very low. They are found throughout the Middle East. Desert climates have hot summers and very little rainfall. The deserts of the Middle East receive very little rainfall. The temperature can climb as high as 40-45°C (104-113°F). Most Arid areas do not have regular seasons. However, some places do have changes in temperature depending on the latitude and the surrounding climates. So, since there are temperature differences, we can say there are 2 seasons, summer and winter.
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Answer:d. All of these answers are correct.
Explanation:
-Visual aids mostly make your speech stronger as people can view what you are talking about.
-However you should be careful that they do not take over your presentation , it is very likely that you may feel inclined to look away from the audience and focus on the visual that you are explaining.
-This is not a good idea, if you are delivering a speech you want to maintain eye contact to keep audience focused on what you are delivering otherwise you may lose their attention .
-You need to occasionally or periodically look at your visuals whilst maintaining eye contact during most of your time.
-You also need to display visuals only when you are discussing them otherwise audience will focus on the visuals and not on what you are discussing at that particular moment .
-Giving visuals to the audience will also take their attention away from your speech and make them focus on visuals, they may even start discussing those visuals amongst each other .
-If you want them to take some information home from your speech , you will need to give them hardcopies of your speech at the end of your presentation
