Imperialism is the intention of one country to rule over another country: for example Great Britain wanted to gain control over India - this is an example of imperialism.
For this land is definitely needed : without a land, there is no "other" land to take over.
I would say that the other necessary aspect is people: the ruling country will need some local population to rule the country, if not only to translate and help them communicate with the local population.
The answer is, she most likely to live with her eldest son. In addition to late adulthood, According to socioemotional selectivity theory, shrinking social networks in adulthood are by choice. The older adults make the most of their emotional well-being by becoming progressively selective in their social contacts and interventions to control whether cognitive debility can be prohibited or even upturned caused in substantial development for a substantial proportion of individuals.
People in opposition to multiculturalism believe it <span>brings about a loss of national identity. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or the penultimate option or option "3". I hope that this is the answer that has actually come to your desired help.</span>
The correct answer is through visions of an angel. He received his message from Allah on Mount Hira from the angel Jibral.
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Fertile means very suitable for farming - in other words, very rich and full of nutrients plants and food need to grow. When you say soil is fertile, often that means it's capable of producing massive food surpluses due to the fact that it can grow so much.
It's a region because it has the two rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates around it. Unlike other regions around the area, the soil was unnaturally fertile, and that's why it takes up it's own region because it's not the same anywhere else.
It's a physical region. Humans did not create it, and the soil is part of what makes it physical. The settlers used the soil, but didn't make it.
Hope this helps!
