Well.... this is kind of a weird one to answer. If the great flooding is what you believe in then it would be true but if you don't believe in that it would be false. It really depends on your religious standpoint
It’s either A or B but I say because I found the story I think B
The Ancient Minoans lived in modern-day southern Iraq. The economy of the Minoan mercantilist civilizations depended upon trading goods such as saffron, grapes/wine, pottery, oil, precious metals and figs with Syria, Cyprus, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and the Iberian Peninsula.
Minoans were successful with this strong and mostly agricultural trade due to the production of roads and a strong (and greatly feared) navy. The economic trade of agricultural goods aided the Ancient Minoans in spreading their culture, exerting power and influence, and distributing goods both at home between the palace to citizens and in foreign lands.
This quote by Presidential candidate Donald Trump in 2016 reveals his stance as an originalist.
Originalists seek that interpretation of a written constitution should be consistent with what was meant by those who originally wrote it and ratified it. This is a minority point of view amongst originalists because they think that if Congress followed that interpretation it could do almost nothing unless the Constitution explicitly gave it the authority.
Both federal and state governments
