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Judaism was formerly a religion in which policies are about monotheism mostly and about Jews in context to law and morality. As centuries past by, Judaism has faced and influenced a lot of people throughout generations in the Hebrew people and this religion now became a lifestyle, most people in the old times had set specific occasion such as the Sabbath, the burning of incense and worship to YHWH. As this became the norm, the people also become in unison to the laws and doctrines of this religion that it has been a culture, the norm –not to kill, steal, worship other Gods, commit adultery, cannibalism and etc. </span><span />
Answer: Most of the stela found in Iran bear depictions of goats, humans, and simple geometric shapes.
Explanation:
The Iranian Archaeological Institute found over seventy stelae, most of which are intact, and one part is damaged. The largest stela is about 80 centimeters long, and the smallest 30 centimeters—the stela date from the fifth century BC. The found stelae are exhibited in several locations and represent a real tourist attraction.
Answer: Stable Goods to balance the exchange
Explanation:
Spices, sugar, and slaves became relatively less important with the advance of industrialization, concomitant with a rising demand for raw materials for industry (e.g., cotton, wool, vegetable oils, jute, dyestuffs) and food for the swelling industrial areas (wheat, tea, coffee, cocoa, meat, butter).
Solutions
1) At the height of the Roman Empire, what was the distance between the farthest point of the empire and
the city of Rome?
To solve this problem we need to know what was the farthest point of the empire. The farthest point from the empire was Berenice. Berenice was a seaport in Egypt which was located on the Red Sea. The distance was <span>2600 kilometers which is equal to 1,600 miles.
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2) At the outbreak of the Second Punic War, the Roman Empire controlled territory on only one continent—
which one?
At the outbreak of the Second Punic War, the Roman Empire controlled territory of Tunisia. The territory was called <span>Carthaginian.
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3) At its greatest extent, the Roman Empire included territory on which continents?
The Roman Empire included territory on Europe, Asia, and Africa. These territories were located along the Mediterranean Sea.
4) Which large body of water was firmly controlled by Rome? How did control of this body of water have a
positive impact on the Roman economy and military?
The Mediterranean sea was the largest body of water in the Roman Empire. It had <span>a positive impact on the Roman economy and military because no one can cross it with out their permission. They were in charge.
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5) Name five modern-day countries that occupy the land that once was part of the Roman Empire ?
<span>Britain
Greece
</span><span>Portugal
</span>Spain
France
<span>Luxembourg </span>
<span>Belgium </span>
<span>Switzerland </span>
