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the American Revolution war gave birth to ideas about voting rights for more people and raised debates
D ireland, Germany and sweden
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The correct answer is D. An important result of the trade of many goods on the Silk Road was the exchange of inventions and ideas.
Explanation:
Silk Road was a series of interconnected routes through East Asia, used in the silk trade between the East and Europe. Thus the shipments were carried by caravans and ocean-going vessels that commercially linked the Far East and Europe. The silk route connected China to Turkey, forming the largest trading network in the Old World.
These routes were not only significant for the development and flourishing of great civilizations such as Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, Persia, India, and even Rome, but also helped to underpin the beginning of the modern world. Both sides of the route learned a lot about different cultures from their own, and this expanded their ideas about the world.
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Religions and past beliefs systems have mostly been a disrupting element for development in India, the Middle East, and post-colonial Africa.
Explanation:
The reason is mainly because in these areas of the world, diverging religions and past belief systems were lumped together in the country borders that former European colonial empires devised.
For example, in India, the British unified Muslims with Hindus and other Indian religions, but social conflict soon proved to be too disrupting, and this led to the separation of India and Pakistan.
In Syria, Christians, Sunni Muslims, and Shia Muslims were forced to live in the same country by the French. To this day, Syria keeps essentially the same borders, and the Syrian Civil War (still ongoing) is a testament to the problems that people of different religions and belief systems living together in the same space can cause to a country or region.
