True, post WW2 Japans economy boomed and especially in that time they became a world economic power and today they are still one of the strongest economies in Asia.
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Portuguese dominated the trade in the Indian Ocean which forms the first triangle and then they dominated trade from South America to Europe which is the other triangle
Explanation: Portuguese dominated the trade in the Indian Ocean as they were the ones making laws about the trade and were responsible for the naval presence tot the separate parts from the horn of Africa to the Indian and south east Asian coasts dominating the spice trade.
Apart from this they dominated trade from South America to Europe which is the other triangle and it was very lucrative as they had been able to colonize the region well and held on to Brazil for long.
Jefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln Compare And Contrast They both were From Kentucky They both were presidents of a country during the civil war
Hello, the number of terms may vary per country, but seeing that the options match that of the US government, I will assume that the question is in the context of the United States.
4. In the US, each member of the House of Representatives is entitled to a two-year term. They can, however, be elected as a Representative for an unlimited number of times thus there is no limit to the number of terms they can serve.
ANSWER: H. House of Representatives
5. The choices presented in this item do not show a definite answer but we can just find the best choice through the process of elimination. Among those presented, we can only see a four-year term on that of the Executive Branch, with both President and Vice President serving four years in a single term.
ANSWER: A. Executive Branch
6. Finally, the part of the US government which is given a chance to serve for 6 years in a single term is the Senate. Like the members of the House of Representatives, Senators can also be re-elected for an unlimited number of times, however they just serve longer before needing to be re-elected.
ANSWER: J. Senate
