1. migration led to populating the world from people moving from place to place, mainly after the Ice Age when the ice melted (it connected Asia to North America). This connection of ice led to traveling and eventually creating different civilizations all around the world.
2.Benefits of permanent settlement: solid resources that can be reached at any time. stronger homes to live in. crops growing for months. Benefits of nomadic settlement: travel following seasons, so there will always be resources that line up with the weather. there's no piece of land that's "territory". following herds of animals means it's a constant food source. following where rivers flow eventually leads to lakes (salmon).
Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb changed American life tremendously. Thomas Edison was known for inventing what is called the light bulb, and that made a huge impact to have Americans live on a daily basis. Americans had a hard time seeing things in the dark, which caused a lot of complications when it comes to completing tasks or just going through and out buildings. Because of this invention, Americans could easily see things when inside a house, building, and when it's night time. The light bulb gave light so people can do tasks without having to do them in the dark. Without the light bulb, it would be very complicated to do things in the dark, and people would have a hard time going through the night or dark places.
The end of the Roman Republic was attributed to the instability of the Roman economy and conflicts within the military and the ruling families. The Republic should have moved towards absolute democracy instead of relying on the royal families to govern the country.
The Taxed and the Government
Answer:
More countries began to invest in expeditions to the Americas
Explanation:
The Spanish were the first Europeans that managed to conquer large territories in the New World. This led to the downfall of multiple civilizations, such as the Inca civilization. The Incas were a civilization that highly appreciated the gold, for religious purposes not for wealth, and they had it in abundance. The Spanish managed to get their hands on most of it, and big portion of it ended up back in Europe. The word quickly spread out, so the other nations wanted to get a piece of the gold from the New World, and that sparked lot of new expeditions from several different countries.
