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The Columbian Exchange is the correct answer.
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The spread of the Black Death in the aftermath of the Mongol conquests
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Lisan Al-Din Ibn Al-Khatib was widely known as a polymath and historian. While in Spain, around the year 1362 wrote a treatise about the bubonic plague titled a treatise on the Black Death and contagion. This is often referred to as "Muqni'at al-Sā'il 'an al-Maraḍ al-Hā'I'm." In it, he talked and focused on the "The spread of the Black Death in the aftermath of the Mongol conquests."
Buddhism provides its followers with a set of rules meant to end human suffering.
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Buddhism is 2,500 years old faith which was founded by Gautam Buddha or Siddhartha Gautam and today it is one of the important religions of the world. It preaches that the enlightenment can be attained by walking the path of meditation, morality and wisdom.
Buddha told four Noble Truth for ending or overcoming the human suffering which are dukkha, samudaya, nirhodha, magga. This end of suffering could be attained by practising the Eightfold Path which prescribes set of ideals for mental disciple, attaining wisdom and ethical conduct.
The answer is C.
Speeding was involved in 35% percent of the fatal crashes that occurred in construction/maintenance zones. Speeding lessens the ability of the driver to safely steer on the highway curves and to prevent crashing on anything in the road.
