you see: elián you hear: es el ocho, cuarenta y tres, cero, ocho, treinta y cinco. you write: 843-0835
1 answer:
You might be interested in
The conclusion that can be drawn about the second punic war from the information in the map is;
D) Rome had enemies both on the Italian peninsula and in North Africa.
<h3>Facts about the Second Punic War</h3>From the second punic war from the information on the map, we can tell that the Roman Republic were fighting against the Carthaginian empire which was based in Northern region of Africa.
Now, some kingdoms in the Italian peninsula allied themselves with the Carthage empire.
Finally, we can say that Rome had enemies in North Africa (Carthage empire) and on the the kingdoms of the Italian peninsula that allied themselves with the Carthage empire.
In conclusion, the correct answer is that Rome had enemies on the Italian peninsula and in northern Africa.
The missing options are;
A) Rome had established firm control of the Italian peninsula prior to the Second Punic War.
B) The Roman's allies played a key role in their victory on the Italian peninsula.
C) Rome was also at battle with the Carthaginians over territory in the Eastern Mediterranean.
D) Rome had enemies both on the Italian peninsula and in North Africa.
Read more about Second Punic War at; brainly.com/question/2612078
The true statement about white-tailed deer is that they no longer live in an area they were once found; option D.
<h3>What is true of the White-tailed deer of the Puget sound?</h3>The passage describes two types of Deer found in the area called Puget Sound.
The passage indicates that the white-tailed deer together with the black-tailed deer were the once the two prevalent deer of the Puget Sound.
However, only the black-tailed deer are more common now as the white-tailed deer has been restricted to the low marshy areas and Islands of the Columbia river.
Although the reason for this decline was not given, but it can be inferred that environmental changes led to the decline of the white-tailed deer in the area of Puget sound.
When species of organisms are not able to fully adapt to changes in their environment, the population of that species of organism will reduce until they eventually are no more found in that environment.
In conclusion, white-tailed deer are no longer common in the Puget Sound.
Learn more about passages at: brainly.com/question/24729251
#SPJ1
