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Ne4ueva [31]
3 years ago
7

Create an introductory paragraph that must conclude with a thesis that addresses the entire question for each of the following q

uestions. Underline your thesis statement.
A- Compare and contrast China's relationship with the Korea and either the Vietnam or Japan.


B-Differentiate Buddhism's presence in China form the 1st century CE to the 9th century CE


C-What were the political and economic similarities and differences between Tang and Song China?


D-Describe the commonalities and the distinctions between trade in the West African Kingdoms and the Swahili City-states.


E-What are the similarities and differences between the Web of the Indian Ocean trade in Southeast Asia as opposed to those in South Asia and the Middle East?


F-Compare and contrast culture and trade in Mesoamerican and South American Civilizations 100-1500 CE.
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sweet [91]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

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IT IS TGE WORD..

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Weathervane – In use for centuries, these are the type often seen on top of barns, cathedrals, and a variety of other buildings. Since weathervanes are also used for decorative purposes (in addition to functional applications), they can take on a variety8 of shapes and styles. The classic style features a fin in the shape of a rooster, but a variety of other fin shapes can be featured.

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Wind Sock – This type of wind vane is primarily seen in airports, near runways. While a wind sock determines the wind direction, it generally does not indicate a north/south/east/west direction. However, based on how much the sock is inflated, the viewer can estimate the strength of the wind.

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Digital Wind Vane – A digital wind vane shares many basic design elements with a classic weathervane, but is significantly more sophisticated. Quite often, a digital wind vane is seen as a component of a weather station, which will also measure conditions such as wind speed, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and sometimes rainfall.

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