I believe the answer is: <span>bones and stones
The utilisation of metal as materials to made tools did not begin until the Neolithic period (approximately 2000 years after the Mesolithic period)
</span><span>So, bones from wild animals and stones are the only material that they know to be strong/hard enough to be made as tools.</span>
D.) because it is fully up to date and usefull
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answer- a secondary source
explanation-since the author of the souce wasnt in the battle it is a secondary source
Answer:
A. "The border is a beautiful piece of paper folded carelessly in half." (Line 2)
Explanation:
The poem "The Border: A Double Sonnet" by Alberto Ríos is an insightful poem about how borders create division and separate people. This powerful poem, especially relating to the US-Mexico border, presents an image of what life is like for the people on both sides of the 'imaginary line"'
The Part A of the commonlit text of the poem asks the main theme of the poem, which is that borders were a result of the hands of powerful people who <em>"divided up the world in ways that are not fair"</em>. Then, Part B of the question asks the supporting statement for Part A, which can be seen in the line <em>"The border is a beautiful piece of paper folded carelessly in half."
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Thus, the correct answer is option A.
