Answer:
Correct answer is Mongols conquered many cities, but only settled down permanently in China.
Explanation:
First option is also not correct as they depended on trade, and this why rulers such as Genghis Khan supported development of trade on the silk road.
Second option is not correct as Mongolia in on moment, controlled lands from today's China to Balkan Peninsula in Europe. It was one of the biggest empires in the history of humankind. It had around 24 million km square.
Third option is correct, as Mongols created settlements across the whole Empire.
Fourth option is wrong as many diplomats were visiting Mongolian court. We all heard about example of Marco Polo.
Answer:
From the book "The Ethics of Ambiguity"
Explanation:
Simone de was a French writer (among other things), she wrote The Ethics of Ambiguity, published in 1947. This work is about a new way of consider the <em>Pyrrhus and Cinéas</em> idea of invulnerable freedom. She talks about the theme of the excerpt in the section 1 of the book "Ambiguity and Freedom".
Answer:
B) after Truman seized steel mills, the courts declared it unconstitutional
Explanation:
It is the only one where the senate disagreed.
Answer:
Washington wanted politicians to explore how best to advance research and learning in the new nation and addressed the need for safer highways and a postal system. Congress responded to the speech of Washington much as the British parliament had historically responded to the king's speech, they drafted and delivered a statement that precisely replicated the speech of Washington, promising Congressional collaboration. That stayed like that until 1913, when Woodrow Wilson personally delivered his address to Congress. President Franklin Roosevelt adopted Wilson's practice of personal delivery, and it has since become a 20th century tradition.
Explanation:
A. That the government cannot try a person more than once for the same crime.
