Answer: The Mediterranean Sea helped it connect with civilizations in Europe, Asia, and Africa. C. Its location in Central Europe made it a focal point of migration and interaction on the continent. ... The relatively level terrain of Europe made it easy for Romans to travel and trade across long distances.
Explanation:
1. University of Georgia
2. Headright system
3. Yazoo land fraud
4. Land lottery
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Geography helped American Indians in these following ways
1. food
2. how food is obtained
3. weather/climate
4. shelter
5. clothing
6. religion
7. land forms
8. bodies of water
To keep the sun and moon in orbit, the gods required human blood and hearts. Some ball games were used to settle squabbles between hostile cities or as a figment of war. The game was also viewed by the Maya as a combat between the gods of death and life, or good and evil.
The correct answer is: ". they monitor functioning of banks in their through onsite and offsite reviews".
The Federal Reserve is the US Central Bank. Its functions consist on controlling the money supply in order to soften recession periods, to maintain acceptable levels of inflation (price levels) and to ensure maximum employment figures. In order to implement the abovementioned policies, the Fed has divided the territory of the US into 12 districts, locating on each one of the 12 Federal Reserve’s banks.
One of their main functions consists on gathering data about the functioning of banks and other types of businesses within their district and about what the region might need. These information would be transferred to the Directives and to the monetary policymakers.
Originally, each of these 12 offices established in own discount rates for their offer of financial products, but as TICs entered deeply in the sector it became mandatory that all Federal Reserve’s banks acted uniformily at setting interest rates. Therefore A is not eligible.
A central bank is never involved with fiscal policy, this is why answers C and D are not eligible.