Answer:
d. italy
Explanation:
I wouldn't really call Italy "helpful" but that's the only event that actually happened IRL. (unless you count D Day as an invasion of france.) and Italy is the only one here that's an actual ally of germany.
Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Answer:
The correct answer is <em><u>A) the worlds first civilization</u></em>
Explanation:
Located in modern-day Iraq, the city-state of Sumer is recognized by many as the earliest example of a civilization.
The city had a functioning central government, an organized religion and planned agriculture and irrigation. This shows a sophisticated community which was a far cry from the old nomadic lifestyles of people before them.
Sumer also gave rise to sophisticated art and poetry and left a mark on the region for many centuries to come.
Alongside the Indus Valley Civilization, its known as the 'Cradle of Civilization'
The correct answers are A) The Empire stretched to Spain to Assyria and from North Africa to Great Britain, C) a series of roads unified the Roman Empire, D) A single currency was established to facilitate trade within the empire, and E) Set legal principles and respect for the governed helped unify the Roman Empire.
<em>The statements that describe the Roman Empire at its best are: The Empire stretched to Spain to Assyria and from North Africa to Great Britain, A series of roads unified the Roman Empire, A single currency was established to facilitate trade within the empire, and Set legal principles and respect for the governed helped unify the Roman Empire.
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The Great Roman Empire was the largest of that time in the history of modern civilization. Its expanded territory, their trade routes all over the region, the capacity to unify the commercial transactions into one single currency and the establishment of the Roman law that promoted respect among the people of the Roman territory, were part of the many assets that allowed the Romans to dominate a great portion of the world.
The other option of the question was b) there were several official languages in the vast Roman Empire.
