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The Suez Canal was opened to commercial shipping in 1869. The canal measures 100.82 miles, with a northern access channel 14 miles in length and a southern access channel 5.6 miles long. Its northern point on the Mediterranean sea is Port Said, while its southern point along the Red Sea is Port Tewfik. The canal reduces the sea voyage between Europe and Asia by about 4,300 miles.
Aristotle is famous for:
1. His contributions to philosophy (critique of Plato's theory of perfect forms in which he observed that true reality exists in exactly in the physical existence Plato rejected; philosophy based on direct observation and experience rather than abstract thought and reasoning, etc.)
2. His contributions to biology and the scientific method (observation based conclusions, his method for classifying organisms)
3. His extensive writings on a wide variety of topics (including metaphysics, music, politics, and poetry)
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4. His roles as the student of Plato and the personal tutor of famous leader Alexander the Great
Proverbs 12:15 (KJV) says, "The way of a fool is right in his own eyes: but he that hearkeneth unto counsel is wise." During the time described in Judges 21:25, the people of Israel had no one to guide them in the law of God and experienced series of disasters and defeats. As they did according to their own beliefs not unto the law, they fell into wickedness and drew farther way from God. This was why God sent Israel the Judges, so the people could see their wrongdoings and repent, returning the nation to victory.
Answer:
The correct answer is D) He invented highway billboards
Explanation:
Aristide Boucicaut was a famous French business person who is credited with developing the concept of the modern Department Store.
He worked in his family store as a child and had grander ideas of how a retail space should work.
He eventually developed the Le Bon Marché, which quickly became a landmark shopping place.
He developed numerous innovations to increase his sales more than 10 times. He lured shoppers in using beautiful window displays, something that is common today. He held sales in winter time and even allowed people to return their products.
However, he was NOT the inventor of the highway billboards
