The fertile soil allowed civilizations to plant crops
A Deposit account
This can be looked at as an investment account, it is the most fundamental kind of savings record at a bank or credit association, enabling you to store cash, guard the assets, and pull back assets only on certain dates as agreed between you and the financial institution, if you pull before the date, you wont get any interest but if you allow it to get to the desired date, you get paid an extra amount. So, the best bet for Jason is to deposit his money in a fixed deposit account and leave it for a few years so that the interest compounds
I think it’s C I’m not sure
Answer:
not in any particular order
1 Look for the authors credentials
2 check the time it was written
3 Do they have a hidden agenda or bias
4 Check the domain name
5 credibility
Explanation:
1. Someone on the internet writing a blog does not necessarily know what they are talking about. For example, do not use Wikipedia because anyone can write for it.
2 You want to use a source that has in up to date. For instance, a book on medicine from the 1980s is going to have information that might have been proven wrong.
3 If you use a source from China, they might be trying to make China look good. You want to ask yourself what does my author stand to gain. For example, some sources are tied to a political affiliation, have brand deals, or have views reflective of their areas. You need to consider all of this.
4 Try to use .gov whenever possible because the information comes from government organizations
5 Do they back up their claims?
