I think it is 1,2, and 4. Hope this helps.
Absolutely not. They are important historical artifacts and represent important events. Although some of these events were not morally correct we can use it as a reminder to not repeat the past. Some of these statues are 100’s of years old. Almost no other countries destroy their historical statues due to “sensitivity”. Also keep in mind that erasing these statues would be equivalent to erasing our history and not giving any recognition to those groups of people that suffered.
I agree with the person above - Athens has laws that treat all people fairly, regardless of social class.
Athens is the land of democracy, which supposedly means that people are equal and treated equally, not taking into account which class they belong to. Having this in mind, A is definitely incorrect; C is incorrect because all Greek city-states did that - Athens is no different; D is incorrect because every city-state had its constitution.
I think it is <span>In the colonies, mercantilisim was used in order for England/Great Britian to gain wealth from trade that wasn't within the mother country. </span>
The silk road gave people new places to explore and new things to trade. The silk road boosted trade.
