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1. Caste System or Varna
2. Etymology
3. Monotheism
4. Polytheism
5. Theocracy
6. The practice of formal or proper spelling
7. Religion
8. The gradual transition from agriculture systems to machine systems in the 19th and early 20th century, mainly in The United States, Europe, and Japan, that transformed the world into the modern place that it is today.
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The indigenous populations had few rights and were often exploited. Mexico was greatly influenced by the Spanish way of life and culture. The combining of Indian with Spanish traditions gave birth to a new country. While Mexico remained a colony, rulers that governed Mexico came from mainland Spain.
Explanation:
1)Mexico Language is Spanish
2)They both have the same moods and tenses, conjugation rules, and everything else that you learn during your Spanish studies.
Answer:The term time zone is often used instead of local time. For instance, during DST, it is common to say “California and Arizona are now in the same time zone.” However, the correct thing to say would be: “California and Arizona now have the same local time.”
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The Atlantic and Pacific ‘meet’ at the southernmost tip of South America, known as Cape Horn. In this region, a strong current carries water from west to east, sweeping water from the Pacific into the Atlantic. Travelling around Cape Horn is a turbulent, dangerous journey to make by ship and has claimed many lives. Prior to the building of the Panama Canal, it was the sole route by sea between the Pacific and Atlantic.