The second option is correct.
B. Business, as long as the government is served.
Flooding and silt should be the answer
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I cant write the entire book for you but read the ESV version, and it will come easier. The story itself is pretty easy. Just use this plot: Joseph was his father's favorite, he recieved a coat of many colors, his brothers became jealous and threw him in a pit and told their father he was dead, one of his brothers tried to go and get him, but the other brothers sold him, he went into slavery, his master was kind, his wife lied about him and was thrown in prision, he decoded peoples dreams, which got the attention of the king, who made him second in command.
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Mary R. Lefkowitz (born April 30, 1935) is an American classical scholar and Professor Emerita of Classical Studies at Wellesley College. She is best known to non-Classicists for her book, Not Out of Africa (1996), where she criticizes the Afrocentric theory that Greek civilization was "stolen" from Ancient Egypt.
I agree with the Selective Act, because at the time the United States was going into a war against large armies when their military was small. The act was required to build a bigger military fast enough to go to war.
