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At the heart of the Missouri compromise was the assumption that states would respect the Mason Dixon Line, and all new states created after 1820 would hold the balance in Congress.
Explanation:
The Missouri Compromise, adopted in 1820, was a pact between the abolitionist and slave-owning political groups of the United States, through which Missouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state, dividing the state of Massachusetts to create the state of Maine a non slave state, in order to maintain the balance between both types of states in Congress. In addition, the Mason Dixon Line was adopted, by means of which slavery was prohibited north of it, allowing it to the south of said dividing line.
Answer: China, Rome, India, Persia, Egypt
Explanation: All of these countries were frequent users of the silk road to partake in trade of goods and horses, as well as conquering purposes in the case of China especially.
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hey Jayamashi may God help you in this question sorry I also became confused
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"The Texas Panhandle" is an area of "the U.S. territory of Texas" comprising of "the northernmost 26 areas in the state". Texas drives every other state in the number of homesteads and farms. While the essential harvests of Texas are cotton, corn, feed grains (sorghum, milo, and so forth.), rice and wheat, there is as yet a wealth of each other type of yield become here. In districts where precipitation insufficient to develop crops, farmers go to different wellsprings of water to flood their yields.
The water system is the fake utilization of water to the dirt to aid the development of farming yields and other vegetation in dry territories and during times of insufficient precipitation. By utilizing this technique farmers in West Texas Panhandle respond to the constrained water resources of their area.
Don’t copy random links btw
Depends on which war as well.
Revolution created America and it’s many laws
WW1 women had to take up jobs while men were away
WW2 = Hitler
This isn’t the best answer I just wanted to say, don’t copy links. But I’d feel bad if I put nothing else
