The Minoan culture was the first well developed civilization in Europe. It was located in the Aegean Sea, on the island of Crete. The small but prosperous and advanced civilization suddenly seized to exist though, and the reasons for it are still debatable. The main theories are that it was the volcano Thera with its enormous eruption that caused huge damage and led to the the decline. Others suggest that it was a massive tsunami that swiped through the island and suddenly ended the Minoan civilization. Other theory is that the decline was caused by an invasion from Doric people from the mainland.
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Ming Emperors attempt to improve the safety of the northern parts of the Empire by restoring parts of the Great Wall of China.
Option: (A)
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- The Ming Empire that ruled between the "fourteenth and the seventeenth century" had come to power after defeating the Huns in the north.
- The reason that the Mings succeeded in keeping their empire away from the hands of their enemies was that they took great measures to protect the frontiers of their empire.
- One such measure was of using a tremendous amount of building material to build the "northern part" of the "Great Wall of China" to be able to defend the Mongols on the other side.
I surmise that at the outset, we ought to have had extraordinary sensitivity to the means being taken in the French Revolution since we had a considerable measure of similitudes in our current transformation and theirs. Yet, it was their King that helped us win our upset by sending troops to battle our war against the British. I don't imagine that is was ideal for us to betray him. We ought to have by one means or another had conciliatory relations to the progressive pioneers to stop the carnage. We didn't need to slaughter our lord to set up our nation, I figure we could have mediated to stop the losses of the French Revolution.
Whig Party was a political party that
is vigorous in the middle of the 19th century in the United States.
It is comprise of the former members of National Republican and Anti-Masonic
Parties. This party is also considered as an opponent of Jacksonians. The known
leaders were: Henry Clay, William Harrison, Daniel Webster, and Horace Greeley.
The Whig Party was succeeded by the Republican Party and American Party.
The difference is that one is the north on one is the south
