Answer:
Herod the Great
Explanation:
Herod the Great appointed by the Romans in 37 BCE as 'King of Jews' to rule Judea as his empire in Judea came to be known as the Herodian kingdom. According to the archaeologists, he was known as Herod the Builder. During his reign, Judea experienced the construction of the Masada fortress and Caesarea Maritima.
Dholavira is among one of the biggest cities of the Indus Valley Civilization. Presently Dholavira known as kotada timba, located in Gujarat contains the ruins of ancient civilization. The technique of rainwater harvesting was the unique feature of Dholavira which rarely found from any other site. Rock cut reservoirs located on the eastern and southern fortification is also the most important feature of Dholavira.
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The gelatinous form of gasoline that burns the skin of anyone exposed to it that was dropped by American airplanes on enemy positions during the Vietnam War was called: Napalm.
Napalm, technically called naphthenic palmitic acid was invented in 1942. It's a gasoline-based, defoliant that produces temperatures over 2000 degrees. This weapon was used in the Vietnam War. Almost 388,000 tons of napalm was dropped from 1968 to 1973. The wounds caused by napalm are difficult to heal. It was a terrible and destructive weapon.
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Samuel de Champlain, was among one of those greatest to explore for France.
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Answer:
Women's rights movements have been known to advance socio-economic conditions by grouping together to fight for improvement in the welfare of women generally.
Explanation:
What specific issues have women's rights movements addressed?
Women's rights movements have indirectly improved the social and economic conditions of women by fighting to ensure that there is:
Equal Pay
Reduction and Elimination of Gender-Based Violence
Reduction and elimination of workplace discrimination.
