
Following are the achievements of Umayyad Caliphs or dynasty are as follows:
- Umayyad Caliphs ruled for over an large immense territorial expansion that streched from Atlantic Ocean to central Asia.
- Increase in massive economic property in which there were investments in extensive irrigation programs, metropolitan areas and many more.
- There are world famous Islamic architectures and spectacular buildings and monuments in which Anjar Palace city is famous.
- There was an impressive range of literary developments which took place.
Answer:
Disruptive innovation.
Explanation:
Disruptive innovation is one that creates a new value network and market while disrupting existing market structures. It displaces existing firms, alliances and products.
For example with the introduction of the internet face-to-face business was changed, and most businesses started conducting business online. Businesses that failed to buy in to the change were negatively affected.
In the given instance Sunshine Technologies introduced a tablet that could run completely on solar energy and was less expensive than competitors' tablets. This was a game changer in the industry with downside that the battery needed frequent recharging. But this was eventually resolved.
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The correct answer is B) religious center.
What is an accurate description of a Mesopotamian ziggurat is "religious center."
Mesopotamian or Sumerian Ziggutarts were impressive buildings used as a ceremonial or religious center in old Sumerian times. This building was the predecesor or equivalent of pyramids in ancient Egypt times and other civilizations.
Let's remember that Sumeria was the oldest civilization known to man. Sumerians settled in the middle of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, in what today is Iraq in the Middle East. There, they established city-states.
These Ziggurats were the center of powerful Sumerian city-states such as Nippur, Eridu, Ur, Lagash, Kish, or Uruk.