I'm not sure what era of wars you're referring to, but I can give you a fairly general answer.
War on land tends to be more difficult due to the terrain. There are mountains and valleys, soldiers have to walk great distances to get to their destination if their vehicles cannot handle the landscape, and there's always the possibility of guerrilla warfare (hiding in the bushes, attacking and running away) from the other army.
While war at sea can be treacherous, it also lends itself to finding the target easier. Water tends to try to remain level, so there aren't any hills or valleys to contend with, and a telescope can see for miles on the open sea.
If you can give a specific war you're referring to, I could try and give you a more specific answer.
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Answer:
B: People face trade-offs
Explanation:
The above choices that Juanita has all have opportunity costs. If she opts to swim, she forgoes the time that she could have spent biking or running. So the opportunity cost of an hour of swimming is an hour of biking or an hour of running, whichever is the highest-valued alternative she must sacrifice in order to spend an additional hour swimming.
There is however no more information to determine if Juanita has an incentive to spend more time on swimming than on biking or running or the other option.
<span>He means that "e</span>ach party thinks its own particular local religion and
culture to be the best, also no one would scrutinize his own traditions or
customs, which run preeminent in his propensities and activities".
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Pindar was a standout among the most well
known antiquated Greek lyric artists, and maybe the best known about the
standard canonical nine lyric poets of old Greece.
<span>In the summer of 1619 the new governor of Virginia, Sir George Yeardley who was appointed by the Virginia Company, called for the selection of burgesses, or representatives, from each of the colony's 11 settlements to meet at Jamestown as the first General Assembly of Virginia.So Virginia first colony government is called Sir George Yeardley.Hope this helps :)</span>
