About 1520 BCE, the Egyptians<span> took control of these southern lands, called </span>Kush<span>. As </span>Egypt's<span> control over the area weakened, the Kingdom of </span>Kush<span> was established about 1070 BCE. </span>Around mid 1000s BC they took back control. They conquered Egypt in 700s.
The <span>kinds of films and radio programs that became popular during the Great Depression were all fairly "light hearted" and entertaining, since people were craving an "escape" from their every day lives. </span>
Mongols favored trade even before Ghenghis khan, they hunted/herded very few were weapon makers or potters/weavers, many items they needed to living had to be traded. As Ghenghis khan rose to he realized the Mongol army was gonna need many things for battles. To facilitate trade Ghenghis offered protection to merchants that came from east and west, offered higher status for merchants allowed by the Chinese or Persians who despised trade and traders.
The answer is Babylonian hope i helped
