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A Forum<span> was the main center of a </span>Roman<span> city. Usually located near the physical center of a </span>Roman<span> town, it served as a public area in which commercial, religious, economic, political, legal, and social </span>activities<span> occurred. Fora were common in all </span>Roman<span> cities, but none were as grand as the fora of </span>Rome<span> itself.
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The plan of USSR was:
TO divide Germany to prevent it from waging war again.
Explanation:
The policy of the USSR was to divide Germany into pieces so that it would never wage wars again. Obviously, that was only the surface reasons given by the soviets.
The true reason was rather self serving.
- The part of the East that Russia eventually got was to serve as the buffer for their territory and Europe.
- They had a foothold in mainland Europe.
- The state was Russian in all but name. They had complete control.
These were the reasons that made Russia come to the conclusion it did.
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- The Brazil was the first country to be discovered by Europeans, but it was actually by Vicente Pinzón, Spanish, on January 26, 1500, when they landed at the tip of Mucuripe, in Ceará, 3 months before Pedro Alvares Cabral.
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The correct answer is C. The purpose of domestication is to breed the animal so that they rely on humans. A great example is a dog. Dogs were originally wild, and many still are. However, many have been bread to become pets and rely on humans as well.
The most useful is documentary evidence. Things people have written. Old newspapers, personal accounts, even things like letters, bank records, govt. records, etc. For fairly recent history there are photographs and even films and videos.
But even writing only goes back about 6000 years. Before that there is archaeological evidence. From studying the debris of ancient civilizations historians can determine what their buildings looked like, what they ate, who they traded with, what they thought was