Answer:
The most important benefit of “free” education is accessibility. Since there are no financial burdens, everyone can study no matter if you’re rich or poor.
Of course the term free is misleading, it’s not really free. It’s paid for by taxes, specially the taxes of the highest incomes. After all, they’re the ones who profited from “free” education in the past.
Explanation:
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Answer:
D. Rivers
Explanation:
I am currently learning about this in my AP World History class!
The fertile crescent is on some really fertile ground. You can't have fertile ground without a source of water. The Nile is a specific river than is in the fertile crescent, in fact, many in 3000BCE Ancient Egypt would study when it would flood because the floods created more fertile soil. These rivers provided for 100's maybe 1000's a day and kept agriculture boomin'.
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1/8
0.125 (I'm not sure if the decimal is right)
12.5%
Answer: November 23, 1733
Explanation:
Because of the severe punishments, among other things, a revolt took place on November 23, 1733, among the slaves on St. John. They took over a a fort on a mountaintop, and with a signal from the cannons of the fort, the slaves on the many plantations revolted.