Answer:
B. About life in the Empire of Mali.
Explanation:
Option A is not correct as Ibn Battuta lived and wrote in 15th century, while Roman Empire collapsed in the 5th Century.
Options C and D are not correct as we no details of that in his writings.
He didn't visit Mali during Musa's reign, but later during the reign of Suleyman Keita and was able to see how life functioned in this kingdom.
Answer:
A parent would allow their child to work in dangerous conditions if they needed the child's payment money to help keep the family afloat and be able to provide for their families.
Explanation:
It makes sense because in third world countries companies such as Nike were using child labor to make their products and they only get payed about an $1 a day. In order to live adequately you need at least $3 a day, so they were using the kids to help with financial problems.
It is false. The doctrine of nullification most certainly did not lead to the philosophy of manifest destiny.
<span>Military leaders A) regulated political parties and B) controlled elections. They had complete power within politics to sway the elections the way they wanted, and since they had military force, it was difficult to defy them. However, they did not kidnap or kill dissenters, nor did they arrest legislators. The power they displayed was much more diplomatic and strategic than it was physical.</span>
