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The correct answer is - Olmec.
The Olmec civilization was existing in the period between 1,200 BC up until 400 BC. This civilization developed in Mexico, more specifically in the south-central lowlands of the country. The Olmec were a very advanced civilization for their time, and they are considered as the civilization that set the basis for all the others civilizations in Mesoamerica, like the more ''famous'' Maya and Aztec civilizations. The trademark of the Olmec is the big stone heads, about which there's lot of debates about their purpose and means.
Answer:
There were more similarities than differences as both of them were members of military class, whose main obligation was to serve the ruler. They were both included in a system known to us as feudal system.
Explanation:
As we said both in Japan and Europe feudal system was functioning for a long period of time. They both had to participate in military campaigns when called upon by their ruler. Also, they both respected certain codes, known as bushido among samurais and code of chivalry. It is interesting that we have examples of samurai and knights being women.
The regions of light and unpredictable winds at about 30° No latitudes are called <u>trade winds</u>
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Trade winds are the latitudes which cool and descend at 30 degree north and are areas with surface winds but these surface winds are light and unpredictable. These are the winds that blow towards the equator.
Trade winds blow at an average speed of about 5 to 6 meters per second and these winds are unpredictable. These winds are warm winds and therefore they pick up moisture and bring heavy rainfall.
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I believe the answer to this question would just be gravity
