The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Unfortunately, you forgot to attach the map to see what is its content. Without the map, only you know what is there. We don't.
However, trying to help you, we did some deep research and can comment on the following.
We found a map of Europe from Napoleon's times. And from what we see on the map, we can say that it is the letter "A," which is the region of Great Britain.
So according to the map, it was Great Britain the country Napoleon was never able to invade. That is why he attempted to blockade with his Continental System.
Napoleon was furious and frustrated he could never invade the British Island, so he decided to impose a blockade with his continental system to paralyze England prohibiting any trade. He signed the Decree of Berlin and the Decree of Milan in 1806 and 1807 respectively, forcing his allies to stop trading with Great Britain.
Answer:
the domestication of dogs, from a period much earlier than has been previously thought. ... three dogs from the Paleolithic period, one of which had been buried with a large bone in its mouth. ...
Explanation:
When the two civilizations first met there is was no written Japanese language so when the countries met the Japanese adopted the Chinese script to that communication between the empires was possible
The American party welcomed the immigrants from Germany and Ireland. They offered them refuge and at the same time, allowed them to work in America. The immigrants were a strong workforce during the middle of 1800's. They built canals and railroads.<span />
Answer:
all of the above
Explanation:
In the 1880s, there were various European nations that can begin expanding into Africa and eventually gain control over most of the continent. The Europeans were able to infiltrate based on the following reasons:
1. Africans lacked tribal unity
2. Europeans had better technology
3. the development of quinine helped fight African diseases
Hence, in this case, the correct answer from.the available options is "ALL OF THE ABOVE"
