Way to much to answer all at once break it up into multiple questions and i would be happy to answer sorry! : /
Just took the quiz, the answer is <u>B. They were very poor, forced to work the land or in the mines, and died from beatings, hunger, and disease.</u>
Answer:
Mesopotamia influenced the culture of the ancient Egyptians, especially, their architecture which includes not only pyramids but also other constructions. The concept of writing also influenced the Egyptians.
Explanation:
The effect of Mesopotamian styles on Egyptian architecture is seen in most of their constructions. The blueprint of a typical mastaba design in Mesopotamia matches absolutely with the plan of a pyramid. The design of the exterior walls of a mud-brick fort in Mesopotamia has been implemented in Egyptian architecture. The Zoser complex at Saqqara is a perfect example. Niched architecture is found on stelae or memorial stones which had been created to commemorate important events. This kind of architecture is very similar to that of Mesopotamia. Finally, the erection of ziggurats in Mesopotamia also influenced the temple constructions in Egypt. The ziggurats were temples created on terraces which were higher than the surrounding buildings. The same adaptation is seen in Egypt. The Edfu Temple is an outstanding example. The Egyptians never copied the details of the Sumerian invention of writing rather they being influenced by it reinvented it from the scratch for their different language, writing materials, and their aesthetic and religious purposes.
it was more of a conflict that happened in the country of Korea it started off as a police action and then turned in conflict or you can say more like a civil war in Korea
The correct answer is that in the 1840s, Mexico ceded California to the United States as a part of a peace treaty.
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the Mexican-American War, forced the Mexican government to cede California to the United States, along with the other Interior Provinces (today's New Mexico), in 1848. That same year gold was discovered in California, more precisely in Coloma, near Sacramento, and many people came to the new US territory to look for gold and try their luck.
