The Egyptian empire began to crumble in the 6th century B.C. when it was first attacked by the Babylonians. However, the Pharaohs were officially wiped out when the Persians killed Pharaoh Psamatik III.
Since this is a multiple choice question, I would choose C, Babylonians.
The correct answer is - C. Australia and the Pacific Islands.
The tropical wet and dry climate can be found in Australia and the Pacific Islands. To be more precise, this climate is found in the northern and northeastern part of Australia along the coastline, and in the Pacific it is only found in certain parts in some islands that are in its southern part. This climate is characterized by two seasons, wet season and dry season, which is why it has the mane wet and dry climate. During the wet period it has a very big amount of precipitation, and after that it has a few months long dry period when there's little to no rain. The temperatures are high throughout the whole year.
There are differences between the different parts of Europe, but not everybody within an area will fit the mold. On top of that there have been people moving around within Europe for as long as Europe has had people living there.
People often say that Mediterranean Europeans are more passionate than people from the north. This might be true in some cases but I think it is also upbringing. If living in Western Europe, kids are told to not show what they feel all the time, not trow tempers, not to shout when upset. In the south this behavior is more accepted and not seen as bad in the same rate.
There is no line that divides north and south, or even north from central and central from south.
Vienna as all Austria is considered central, like Switzerland and the southern parts of Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary, which are neighbours and have always had influence on Vienna as well as being influenced by it.
When we talk about Northern Europe it is more Norway, Sweden, Finland, maybe also Denmark and Northern Germany, as well as the Baltic republics.
West is Ireland, UK, Netherlands, maybe again a part of Germany and France.
Explanation:
The "doldrums" is a descriptive adjective for the corridor from around Earth closer to the equator when ships can become stuck in windless seas. In the horse elevations, where even the air moves down to towards the Earth's surface, the increasing jet stream eventually subsides.
