Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
The Tibetan Plateau, the Himalaya Mountains, and the Gobi Desert all act like natural barriers that surrounded China. These land forms prevented trade and living in those areas. If these barriers were not here, merchants traveling on the Gobi Desert wouldn't die in extreme temperatures.
Answer: Major trading cities grew along and near waterways.
Explanation:
As trade increased between the eastern world and the western world during the renaissance, certain cities in Italy became major centres of trade and so were able to grow to nation state levels.
These cities such as Venice and Genoa were mostly built along or near waterways and as such, saw goods come into their ports and then people from all over Europe would come to these ports to trade thereby increasing their influence and size.
Answer: Ethnic identity
Explanation:
Ethnic identity refers to how an individual associate and classify themselves under a particular Ethnic group. This brings a sense of belonging to that individual. Foreclosure is the first stage in which a person is not exploring their identity, moratorium is when they begin to explore their ethnic identity, last one is when they have finally achieved it through exploration.
The struggle of trying to explore ones own identity occurs within those who belong into ethnic minority groups.
Identifying with a particular Ethnic group may be challenging for those who haven't really embraced their uniqueness in such that they accept others irrespective of whatever others feel towards them.
The Korean War happened 1950-1953.
The Cuban Missile Crisis happened after this, in 1962
The Greek Civil War happened before them; in 1946-1949
We can exclude option 1 now.
US envolvement in Vietnam lasted form 1959 to 1975
We can exclude option 4 now.
The U2 Incident happened in 1960: this information lets us exclude option 2)
and we are left with option 3): <span>c. the Greek Civil War --> the Korean War --> U.S. involvement in Vietnam</span>