The reasons for the
decline of Egyptian civilization were many from among two are these:
Geographical
situations: Egypt is surrounded by desert and at that time it was a difficult
task to establish strong trade ties with other nations as it was difficult to
travel to the place, making the trading relationships not so strong to serve
for a long period of time.
Natural disasters and
lack of able leaders: Pepy II was the last leader who could pull it
all together even during the Nile flooding and drought. There were many who challenged
the kings after him and lack of administration coupled with civil war and wide
spread starvation played its role. The economic situations were destroyed ultimately
resulting in the fall of a great civilization.
False. North America was inhabited by many different Native American tribes.
The four main divisions of Luke's Gospel are:
- The coming of the Son of Man
- The preparation of the Son of Man
- The ministry of the Son of Man
- The victory of the Son of Man
Answer:
B) The English annexed the colony and the Dutch did not resist.
Explanation:
New Netherland was a colony set by the Dutch West India Company that aimed to gain profit from the fur trade. Soon a new town emerged that was called New Amsterdam. Soon the English were interested in the location and Charles II granted the land to the Duke of York even before owning it. Later, the English military went to New Amsterdam to take it officially. Governor Stuyvesant surrendered without a fight.
The main reason why the colonists reacted so strongly against the tea act, which only imposed a small tax and actually lowered the price of tea, is because they felt that the decision was out of their hands, since they had no representation in British Parliament. They simply wanted to have some say in the taxation process.
