<span>When Muhammed died, his father in law, named Abu Bakr became the successor, also known as a caliph. </span>
Answer:
Yes, because they are made for each other.
Explanation:
Answer:
were limited to the lowest paying unskilled jobs.
Explanation:
They were still segregated, and limited as to what they were allowed to do.
Austria-Hungary was aligned with Germany during both first and second war (then only Austria) - so they have to be on the same side (this excludes options B and D).
Also, Great Britain was against Germany and Austria-Hungary, so we can exclude option C.
The correct answer is the following one:
A. Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Ottoman Empire versus Serbia, Russia, France and Great Britain
Slaves were look upon as
property. They had no rights. They would
work on the fields from sunrise to sunset.
Sometimes they would also work cleaning houses and doing other chores. The frightening aspect of being a slave is
that you are at the mercy of your master. If he is kind then you are lucky but
there is still a possibility of cruel punishment. Many slaves were whipped and some slave
families were broken apart to be sold as property to someone else. It was not a good life.
