Answer:
1.
Ancient Egypt
Pyramids
Nile Delta
Valley of the Kings
2.
Ancient Indus Valley
Streets planned on a grid
Hindu Kush mountains
Large, central granaries
3.
Ancient China
Geographically isolated due to the Himalaya mountains, Gobi Desert and surrounding seas.
Yellow and Yangtze Rivers
Silkworms
Explanation:
Ancient Egypt, much like modern-day Egypt, relies on the Nile rivers irrigation to help keep the soil around the river fertile and good for arable farming. It is also home to the Valley of Kings and the pyramids were also built along the Nile.
The ancient Indus Valley civilization is a vast area with the large Indus river flowing through it. This river begins in the Hindu Kush and flows to the Arabian Sea. The river offered good irrigation to grow grains.
One of ancient China’s most valuable exports was silk. They kept the silkworms and people would travel great distances to obtain the silk. This trade route was known as the silk road. This was difficult as China has the Himalayas to its South, the Gobi desert to cross to Europe and an ocean along its Eastern border.
Answer:The correct answer is A
Explanation: a) Both focused on the rail road industry. The purpose of Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Anti-trust Act is to set guidelines on how the railroad companies could do business. They have the same purpose. The Act became a Law which demanded "just and reasonable" rates; prohibited favoritism in rates for shippers or products, prohibited special rates for individual shippers, prohibited pooling of traffic and established an Interstate Commerce commission.
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Civil war every day.
would result in anarchy.
everyone's house would probably be their own country.
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The answer would be D.
D. Wealth of Knowledge-so much information was brought back from the Muslim "world"; information pertaining to medical knowledge, new forms of mathematics and education, "Aristotle was brought back," and "everything was brought back"; so many new ideas were brought back to Europe from the Muslim "world".
