Answer:
The explorers expected the northwest passage to provide a new trade route to East Asia.
Explanation:
The European explorers who were in search of a trade route that would open up directly in the Pacific Ocean and make East Asia easily accessible believed that the Arctic Archipelago hosted a passage which they called the northwest passage. In their belief, the northwest passage existed somewhere between the Canadian islands located in the north of mainland Canada. They believed that this passage was navigable and expected that they would find an open sea route that joined the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans.
Though the search for the northwest passage had begun in the fifteenth century itself, no one could find a way to navigate through it until 1906 owing to the thick and long ice covers that existed between the islands. The first person to successfully navigate through the northwest passage was a Norwegian sailor named Roald Amundsen.
Julius's death lead to a series of civil wars, and the Roman Empire was formed.
Correct answer choice is:
C. All Inca people worked and shared supplies from storehouses when needed.
Explanation:
Inca people have previously recognized the idea of the distribution of work, and all bodies of Inca have established their residents with each position depending on their skill/capacities. They would stock their commodities in the warehouse in development in case they have to face a supply deficiency period.
Answer:
It is the point where the demand and supply covers intersect.
