The principal traits of Aryan culture are started by Vedic, Iranian, and Greek literary texts and cognate terms found in the proto-Indo-European languages. ... These texts present agriculture and pastoralism as the principal sources of livelihood. The horse plays a crucial role in the life of the early Indo-Europeans.
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this effect was achieved indirectly, by letting the company ship the tea to the Northern American ports, and the effect was a virtual monopoly on tea there, which allowed them to charge whatever they wanted.
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Option A
Explanation:
The answer is option A "the afterlife." Ancient Egyptians heavily believed in some sort of afterlife after death, that they live on in a world similar to the real word but they have to go on a journey in the underworld to get there, and they heavily believed in polytheism with many Gods affecting their life and afterlife.
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True. During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, immigrants from predominantly Catholic countries faced open discrimination at the<span>hands of the American-born white Protestant majority</span>
