I believe the answer would be A. Levees held back and annual floods of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. And B. Surplus barley and wheat could be traded for other things.
I'm pretty sure its The Preamble, The Articles and, The Amendments
the answer is C) Morocco "Its governance is disputed between Morocco and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic"
t. Ancient Egyptians were marvelous traders. They traded gold, linen, grain and papyrus for copper, iron, ebony, ivory, cedar wood and lapis lazuli. By the time of the <em>First Dynasty of Egypt </em>trade was long established with Mesopotamia, which was an early trade partner whose got a great influence over Egypt. By this same time, international trade has been initiated with the regions of the Eastern Mediterranean, Libya and Nubia.
<span>Hoover was non-interventionist. He thought that Hitler posed no direct threat to the United States, or even to Great Britain. He was therefore content to go along with England's policy of appeasement. This encouraged fascists forces in Europe.</span>
