Answer:
Greek philosophers emphasized which perspective of viewing the world? Rational explanations for the world around them rather than reliance on the supernatural. Greek geography, especially mountains, which separated populations.
Explanation:
Class rankings. Much of India live in poverty-something it is well known for. I think the impact of money distribution has had an impact on these peoples lives more than religion could ever effect them. Along with loss of money, the quality of life also disappears: diet, physical condition as well as mental health. Having less money will also affect your social life. The wealthier people may not socialise with the poor as much giving the class of everyone very clear. Religion has also had a clear impact on India, however I belive that the fact that some people can live in endless heaps of money, and some live in second to nothing, and are constantly reminded.of this because of their 'class'. I think this is more important.
I don know because it is not right
Answer:
Conflicts from June'41 to May'45 (WWII) is commonly referred to as the Great Patriotic War.
The Soviet Union was established far before these events and lasted long after. The immediate effects post-war were mostly negative. The economy was of the nation and its people were significant damaged due to the massive loss of towns, factories, livestock, and citizens. This lead to limited harvests and food shortages during and after the war. The political impact lead to the military and government creation of the "Iron Curtain" which essentially attempted to reinforce communism and socialism by blocking out any western, non-communist ideologies. Because 70% of the industrial output went to the war effort, many citizens became homeless, jobless, and even starved to death. It would take countless years for the country to recover and the effects are still felt today.
They are considered the golden age of Islam because nations which were under islamic rule under these times were thriving and bringing new knowledge to the world through scientific observation but also through different ways of scholarship.
