because people thought that the countries were devided unevenly, which caused some countries to be angry with others.
This is of course somewhat of a subjective question, but in general most would agree that "<span>a. Islam as a tradition was compatible with a trading culture" would be correct since this led to the spread of ideas. </span>
The Cold War in Latin America had marked consequences for the region's political and economic evolution. From the origins of US fears of Latin American Communism in the early 20th century to the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, regional actors played central roles in the drama. Africa, like all continents, was affected by the Cold War. It was probably less strategically important than Europe and Asia, though. ... Most of Africa had been divided into colonies until after World War II. Western European nations, exhausted by WWII, were no longer able to maintain control of their colonies in Africa.
And in Asia it was violent and brutal, which most of it was documented, but Mohandas Gandhi mostly led peaceful movements :)
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A. One claim which is made from the passage about the policies of china is that the ruler wanted to bringtogether some parts of the world. Which some are across sea’s. The ruler made a superintendent ofmaritime trade. Superintendent being the one who has authority and brought up a ‘rule’ and maritime meaning certain connections among the sea’s and “nations"
B. One way in which the passage illustrates the economic development of China under the Song dynasty isby how their trading system works. They trade with certain countries and empires get what they cantproduce and give what they can produce which others can't. Silk was very popular since it was veryunique. Having things to trade and be sold increases their social status. But economically they were inpretty good standings. “The wise and noble Queen Blanche [of Castile], the mother of King Louis IX of France [reigned 1226-1270], had infinite goodness. She ruled the kingdom of France with such skill and care until her son wasold enough to accede to the throne that no man could have done better. Even when he was grown up, sheproved herself so worthy that she remained at the head of his advisors and nothing was decided withouther consent. She even followed her son into battle.