Hey there! I am currently taking U.S. Government, so, I know that the answer is A: Concurrent powers!
Its powers that the state AND federal government share! Some examples would be the ability to build roads, power to tax, establishing courts, and borrowing money!
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Under the feudal system, lords provided vassals with fiefs (which were pieces of land) in exchange for military protection, loyalty and support. In order to do their duties and obtain the priviledge, vassals had to swear on oath loyalty to a particular lord at a feudal ceremony.
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1. Nemesis - A bitter or hated enemy who seems all-powerful.
The word nemesis comes from the Greek <em>némein</em>, meaning "to give what is due". Nemesis was the name of the Greek godess of retribution.
2. Tactic - A plan of action to achieve a military goal.
A tactic is a specific, detailed plain to achieve a goal, and stems from a more general plan that is called strategy.
3. Battery - A group of artillery pieces arranged to form a unit.
A battery is a group of artillery in an army.
4. Emancipation - To liberate or set free from bondage.
Emancipation specifically refers to the advancement of individual, social, and political rights of oppressed people.
5. Compromise - a settlement of a dispute in which two or more sides agree to accept less than they originally wanted.
Self-explanatory.
Explanation:
They are actually very suitable for long distance trade. They are one of the most important rivers in Africa.