Answer:
Anti-Federalists
Explanation:
They wanted a weak central government because they were scared. If the government got too much power they though it would abuse it, and the people would be in the same mess they had just gotten out of.
Answer:
Explanation:
I feel that an important issue that involves the endangerment of the ocean and the sometimes innocent sea creatures that live inside it, is the dumping of chemicals and trash in our oceans. I believe the government should find some other creative way to rid us of the un-needed chemicals and trash, instead of dumping it into our beautiful oceans and killing the healthy environment that our sea creatues such as, turtles, fish, sharks, seahorses, and etc.
When you dump chemicals into the water, it ruins the water, making it harder to clean for household uses, and takes much more time to filter, and possibly boil.
And it also lowers the amount of water available to other countries that need it!
Answer:
The United States
Explanation:
For its part, the United States did not establish its own 'sphere of influence' within China but the United States government argued that it should receive the same commercial and trading rights as other foreign powers.
The Failure to Capture or Disband Washington's Army
Parliament Opinion On The War Was Split
The Franco-American Alliance
Lack of Loyalist Support
Inability to Efficiently Supply the British Army.
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The correct answer is A) Memphis and Adulis.
The two places that are connected by both a land route and a sea route were Memphis and Adulis.
We are talking about two important cities during ancient Egypt times. The map shows many important ancient Egyptian cities that represented the expanded territories and dominion of Egyptian Pharaohs. Memphis was the capital of lower Egypt. It was located north of what today is Cairo, the modern capital of Egypt. It was an important city located next to the Delta of the Nile River and was an important place for trade. Adulis was located in the Gulf of Zula, in the Red Sea. It was also a place for trade that was connected to Memphis by land and sea.
