Aqueducts transport water, they are like the things that supply water to faucets and the sewers
hmm
a. enhanced understanding of human ailments and injuries
not reallyh, that just give water,not wisdom or anything, and injuries are
like stabs, so water doesn't help with understanding stabs
b. improved public sanitation and access to fresh water
duh, this is true
c. sped up transportation across the empire
unless people were small enough to travel in these aqueducts, they couldn't travel using these, also it wouldn't be clean to polute the water with people, the answer for this option would be roads
d. made it easier for Roman officials to rule the provinces
what, they shut the water off or something? send letters down the channel?
the right answer is b
A valley in eastern Pennsylvania that served as quarters for the American army in one winter (1777–1778) of the Revolutionary War. George Washington, who was commanding the army, had been forced to leave Philadelphia, and his troops suffered from the cold and from lack of supplies.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
The Analects are made up of Confucian's sayings.
To heal the north and south and to end reconstruction and the national government would no longer intervene in southern affairs
Answer:
I can see that there are no choices.
Before Barbara "took up the flag," she "rose up."
She was pretty old and her age can be describe by mentioning "fourscore years and ten." This means she's about 90 years old and her posture is "bowing" due to her age.
Explanation:
It describes how Barbara took up the Union flag, which insulted the Confederate troops because they actually pulled it down earlier. Barbara was a member of the labor union during the Civil War. She became popular as a heroine in Whittier's poem. Her reputation has been promoted for generations that she's even the reason why tourists visit the city of Frederick, Maryland.
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