<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same mape that was posted before with this question, the correct response is "B C" since this is the closest to the area. </span>
C. because every work gets their own single task
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Greek political culture of the time had no real way to integrate outsiders, especially enemy outsiders into the citizen body of a conquering state. You could enslave a defeated population, or you could take the risks of leaving a quisling government behind in a defeated city and hoping for the best. The population of Attica was too large to enslave or slaughter wholesale, and the Spartans knew that conquering and enslaving most of Messenia was the thing that allowed Sparta to rise in the Greek world…but had also made the Spartan state deeply fragile. Trying to hold down an enslaved Attic population just wasn’t something the Spartans wanted to go through.
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The politics in the Great Britain takes place within the framework of a constitutional monarchy the and monarch (Queen Elizabeth II) is head of state and the prime minister is the head of the UK government.
Great Britain is also a parliamentary democracy. This means that the members of the government are also members of one of the two Houses of Parliament (the House of Commons and the House of Lords) – although there are rare exceptions to this rule
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