B & D should be your answer choices for your problem.
Answer:
Thebes was located in the Greek region of Boeotia, in central Greece. To the Southeast, we find the region of Attica, a small peninsula were Athens was (and is) located.
Attica is connected to the Peloponnese (the large peninsula that comprises the southernmost part of the Greek mainland) throught the Isthmus of Corinth. As the name implies, in this Isthmus, the ancient city of Corinth was located, as well as the city of Megara.
In the Peloponnese, there were many cities and villages, but two of the closest, geographically-speaking, to Thebes were Mycenae, Argos and Tegea. A bit farther inland, Sparta was located.
Answer: The answer is D. Without proof, journalists blamed Spain for the sinking of the ship.
Explanation:
Yellow Journalism is overexaggerated something and the journalists exaggerated the sinking of the ship which later lead to the war.
The answer is D because it was the easies way to travel back then
Yes cause with out the pilgrims settling in the US for religious freedom
