Option B
Nomadic peoples increased their power and influence in Asia and Africa NOT accurately describe global political changes during the time period from 1450-1750
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the earlier era, seldom summoned the post-classical era, traversed the emergence of the latest improvements in both regions, the expanse of dominant spirituality that produced cultural expanses for review, and development of long-distance enterprise to accommodate European and African.
The relativistic potential and success of Europe progressed dramatically throughout this period in connection to domains in the longer-established amenities sections. The possession of settlements in North and South America began to extreme fluctuations in labor systems. To alter Chinese hegemony in Asia, Emperor Yongle sponsored seven naval expeditions.
The UN voted to create the state of Israel in 1948.
Immediately after it was created the new nation was invaded by five Arab states who held that the country belonged to Palestine people. There were numerous wars resulting from this decision.
The natives were at first curious about the new travelers. At first they overjoyed and thought they were Gods.
<span>Ultimately, Native Americans were enslaved, completely wiped out due to diseases brought by Europeans, or simply displaced due to the growing numbers of immigrants reaching the Americas.</span>
Only 45% of graduated high school students have a fair amount of trust in the media.
We should have the freedom to criticize the government. An essential concept in the history of freedom of the press and freedom of speech, predating the First Amendment, has been much debated: the freedom to criticize the government.
The Court sets a very high bar for public officials, extended to public figures, and to be able to recover damages from the news media for false and libelous statements. This puts an immense amount of stress on these individuals.
I personally think that there should be regulation on the amount elected officials subject themselves to press conferences.