Answer:
water resource, easy eascape incase of invasion, and makes importing/exporting easier
Explanation:
The tables were written down to settle a social conflict between the patricians (the ruling class) and the plebeians. Both were trying to have advantage in this conflict using different means, and it was felt that a proper procedure in such conflich, which would ensure a stabilisation in the country, as no more such chaotic conflicts would take place.
The goals of the U.N is to keep nations from warring with each other and it basically prevents a nation from taking over the world, and it does its job better than the league of nations did. The U.N is mainly democratic and it deals with foreign policies in the US almost the exact same because both will first try to stop any conflict, and if that does not work start to stop trade, and if that does not work then intervene with military force to stop the conflict. domestic problems and foreign problems are discussed with through a vote in the UN and the US, if the vote wins to intervene in a war the UN intervenes, if the vote that involves not intervening in a war wins the UN does not intervene.
Answer:
<h2>Mark me brainliest</h2>
Explanation:
<h2>1. the equator (0°)</h2><h2>2. the Tropic of Cancer (23.5° north)</h2><h2>3. the Tropic of Capricorn (23.5° south)</h2><h2>4. the Arctic circle (66.5° north)</h2><h2>5. the Antarctic circle (66.5° south)</h2><h2>6. the North Pole (90° north)</h2><h2>7. the South Pole (90° south)</h2>
The answer is #1 Prohibited Alcohol and #4 Prohibited cannabis and hashish.
Islam is opposed to the use of any drugs except for those which are medically prescribed. According to their Prophet Muhammad - Every intoxicant is Khamr (alcohol) and all Khamr is Haram (unlawful or not permitted). They see alcohol and psychoactive drugs as satanic devices used to sway people away from the word of Allah (God). In Islam followers are allowed to smoke tobacco but do not accept the use of opium unless it is in the form or medically prescribed morphine.
