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Option: became tourist sites
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The Olmecs originated their civilization in the thick jungle of Central America (Mexico). The Olmecs became the first to form pyramids in the region as the centre place for their God. They did not have much writing beyond some carved glyphs but were the first in the Mesoamerica to develop a writing system. They also invented the number zero which used in the Long Count calendar. In the present period, it became tourist sites because of its artifacts that have been found here. The Olmec best known for the statues they carved. These were stone heads about 20 ton.
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It lasted 7 centuries, (700 years.)
Human system and development is shaped by geographic features like mountains, deserts, and water. Other factors that affect its cultural development are climate, location, topography, water resources, and natural resources.
A physical system is a portion of the physical universe. Everything outside the system is known as the environment.
Physical systems and human systems shape a place as the earth's physical landscapes are wide-ranging and very diverse. Climates vary,soil types vary, vegetation varies, and topography varies across the planet. Humans are ingenious and they can modify the physical environment from which they come and use it to their best ability.
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Hago que esto parezca respondido, pero en español hola, lo siento, necesito los puntos nuevamente, lo siento
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1. The trade resulted in sharing of technologies, goods, ideas, but also religion. This led to spreading of the Christianity and Islam the most, and they managed to get to new territories gradually by propagating their religions in regions where it was not yet accepted or known.
2. The art of the Middle Ages correlated to the societal beliefs and morals of thetime. Most art had religious ties, or featured a clear hierarchy, depictingthose of high status and those of low, as well as merchants, markets, andmeeting halls. Religious works, which were most popular, were made bythose within the church or by those with strong ties to it. In theJoan ofArcpainting presented in Document C, we can see that she is holding a banner,which on the right side features three angels, showing of the religiousinfluence over art. Other pieces with great religious influence are shown in
the Magna Carta, (though it is a political document revoking the king’spowers, excerpts have been used in art pieces and one of only 4 survivingcopies of the Magna Carta has been shown in art museums such as TheMuseum of Fine Arts in Boston, therefore I am placing it in the category of an‘art.’) Which, presented in Document B, states lines such as, “Know that we, at the prompting of God and for the health of our soul…” and “In the firstplace we grant to God and confirm by this our present charter for ourselves.”
3. The “Dark Ages” is a term that refers to the Middle Ages. ... The middle Ages wasn't that bad, It's completely the opposite. Although not much came out of the early “Middle Ages”, the people were full of life. The “Dark Ages” does not imply that.
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