The end of World War ll led directly to the Cold War, which primarily led to the end of communism in Russia
Arnold J. Toynbee (1889 – 1975) was a British and philosopher remembered for his great “Study of History” which is a big work of 12 volumes that analyze 21 civilizations; their rises and falls.
His work is a combination of philosophical and objective thoughts, so this insures the combination of facts that are analyzed from two perspectives, because he is using concrete historical events combined with his philosophical and empirical ideas. That is why many historians, philosophers, sociologists, political scientists are interested in his books and how civilizations emerged, grew, declined and dissolve themselves.
The correct answer is A) People needed to settle near a water source, such as a lake or river.
Explanation:
Settling in one place implied human groups needed to grow crops and raise animals to obtain food; also, humans needed access to water. Due to this, first human civilizations developed near a water source because, in this way, human communities could obtain water for themselves, for their animals, and for growing crops. Moreover, soil near water sources was more fertile, which facilitated the process of agriculture. Therefore, geography impacted settlement during the Neolithic because it makes human groups settle near a water source.
Answer: he was a chancellor
He was supposed to help people and be their “leader”
Explanation:
He was supposed to be a good leader and promised people that he would be Great for them. But that promise was taken.
