I’m pretty sure the answer is B
It helped conduce the development of city-states and civilizations in general. Writing is so ubiquitously useful that it'd be near impossible to describe the myriad of implementations it has. Some of the most beneficial uses would include:
1. The ability to archive information such as administrative statistics, history, and technology, as opposed to orally transmitting info which is comparatively inaccurate, transient, and not as flexible.
2. More accurate and greater ability to tax- an instrumental component of all civilizations.
3. Greater productivity in trade, agriculture, and manufacturing, as workers and merchants could now stipulate and meet quotas.
4. Helped expedite communication along great distances,
Stay on task, late work stacks up fast. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Don't wait to study until right before the test, spread out studying throughout the unit. From someone taking two AP classes, they aren't easy but with hard work, they are worth it in the end.
The answer is D. Assessment is appropriate for infants and toddlers. It's actually recommended. Screenings of the children is not going to document their growth. There is technically a reliable way. And recording developmental milestones like their first word and when they start walking, crawling and running is extremely crucial in a child's learning process.