The countries surrounding the Persian Gulf are the richest in oil supplies. This oil wealth in the Middle East is the main driving force of their economy.
The militia group that defeated Burgoyne troops at Bennington, Vermont was the "Green Mountain Boys"--although it should be noted that not all the people fighting in this group identified themselves as such.
Answer:
The invention that propelled the spread of learning throughout the Islamic world is Paper.
This invention helped them to write.
Explanation:
Islam: Empire of Faith is a broadcasted series, that came out in 2000 and picturized the details of Islamic empire, from birth of Muhammad to the rise of Ottoman Empire.
In this series, the invention which is considered to be the invention that contributed in the spread of learning throughout the Islamic world is the invention of paper. When Islam conquered Central Asia, they came in proximity with paper. They learned how to make papers and soon became the most used and sold products in all parts of the society, from government to citizens.
This invention was effective in a way that it helped people to write. Paper became an important product as it helped to secured documents from being forged or erased. In the middle of the ninth century paper was widely used hundreds of Paper factories were built in Baghdad.
Trade barriers come in many forms. Quota is one. This is when a country sets a limit to the imported products. This is done for a number of reasons. One is because the government of the importing country wants to protect its domestic manufacturers. Other barriers or limitations are added costs such as tariffs, duties, and taxes.
Answer:
A. We constructing the great wall in constructing large ships for exploration
Explanation:
1 Majority of the existing Great Wall of China was built in the Ming era.
#2 Seven epic voyages were led by the great Chinese admiral Zheng He.
#3 Ming period saw great development in printing.
#4 The most comprehensive book on traditional Chinese medicine was written.
The Ming Dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1644 A.D., during which China's population would double. Known for its trade expansion to the outside world that established cultural ties with the West, the Ming Dynasty is also remembered for its drama, literature and world-renowned porcelain.
