In question 11, the correct answer is that Moses influenced the Israelites by introducing the Ten Commandments
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In question 12, the correct answer is that: "They would be led to the promised land if they obeyed God". This describes a promise Moses made to the Israelites.
Question 13: the use of coined money in ancient economies was less popular than bartering.
In Question 14: "The pharaoh and central government controlled economic decisions". This sentence describes why ancient Egypt could be described as a command economy.
In question 15: Which of the following religious ideas would a follower of Hinduism most likely believe? The correct answer is: After death, a person's soul lives on and returns to a new body.
In question 16, the reign of Pharaoh Hatshepsut was important because she expanded trade routes and brought strength and wealth to Egypt.
Question 17: Hatshepsut didn´t construct a great pyramid for herself.
Question 18: The correct answer is, the empire gained access to sea routes that allowed the empire to trade with other regions.
Question 19: a banking class that exchanged money for goods produced by laborers did not develop in ancient Egypt's economy.
Question 20: money replace the barter system because it was a more efficient way of getting the goods customers want.
The correct answer is carriers. According to the Bible (<em>1 Kings 5:15</em>) when the construction work of the Temple (also known as the First Temple) was being carried out, Solomon's men in Lebanon were eighty thousand hewers and seventy thousand carriers.
Answer: A. the Red Beds Plains
Explanation:
The Red Bed Plains is the largest out of 10 geographic regions in Oklahoma and boasts of most of Oklahoma's population as it is the most densely populated region of the state.
There are indeed important oil deposits in some areas and these serve as the main income resource for the region. The region is also blessed with agricultural resources as evidenced by the cotton (which Patty farms), maize, watermelons and sorghum grown in the region.
