In order to provide a piece of evidence to compare the level of the Incas’ and Maya culture’s investments in public works projects, you can mention the following:
As regards Incas' architecture: Qollqa were stone houses situated on hillsides. They had drainage canals in order to keep the interior dry. Another example can be Machu Picchu that was a settlement like a fortress (located in the High Andes of Perú)
As regards Mayas' architecture: its region consisted of the northern lowlands, their pyramids relied on intricately carved stone. They built temples like 'The Temple of the Cross at Palenque. Usually, their structures were covered with stucco to smooth imperfections. Besides, their structures were aligned so as to have an astronomical observation.
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Yes,
Science and Religion most people forget that science would not exist without faith. The Book of Gods was the first piece of literature that humans read. And, as many people forget, Islam is the major foundation of science. With Islam, you begin to learn about the Cosmos, you enhance your health, and you discover more about your mission. Why does Allah (God) mention the bee and emphasize its importance in the Quran, for example? We discover later in the twentieth century that we require Bees to pollinate our flowers and plants in order for the world to function; without Bees, how would the natural world function?
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<span>The US did more business with the Allies than with Germany because they were closer to the Allies in politics and in language.
America and Great Britain spoke English and had similar laws. They also had similar ancestry and Americans sympathized more with Britain and France.
Germany was also blocked off by a British blockade so trading with them would have been useless. Nothing would get through.</span>
well social changes with the time like the 1800's are more diffrent socialy than th 2000's
That is difficult, I'm not exactly sure what the context is but... I would answer with the Nile River