One of the influences of the Arabs when they came to Africa was trade.
When the Arabs came to Africa, they traded heavily with the Swahili people and shared the Islamic religion with them.
<h3>Africa and the spread of Islam</h3>
Around the eighth and ninth centuries, there was am influx of Arabs especially in eastern Africa.
Arab traders and travelers, began to spread the religion along the eastern coast of Africa especially to the swahili community in Eastern Africa.
Other people to which Africans traded with around the same period were Persians, the Indians, the Chinese etc and this trade was referred to as the Indian Ocean trade.
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<span>A. They're known as "conscientious objectors." Muhammad Ali is very famous for his refusal to serve for religious reasons, though not all objectors do so in the name of religion. </span>
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B. Some sports cars are red things
Explanation:
The proper standard form for the statement "some sport cars are red" is some sport cars are red things.
Note that things as used here is universal, it covers all. Since some sport cars are red, it follows that some sport cars are red things.
Option C is wrong because it contradicts the initial statement which states that some and not all sport cars are red.
Option A is also wrong in that since some sport cars are red, some sport cars are also red thing.
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- Adam Smith’s major contributions to classical liberal economic theory were the concept of "THE INVISIBLE HAND"
- his view of government’s proper role in the economy was "NOT PARTICIPATION"
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Adam Smith is considerate as the father of <u>capitalism</u>. His main contribution to the classical liberal economic theory was the concept of "THE INVISIBLE HAND" (introduced in the book <u>The Wealth of the Nation</u>): he developed the idea of the existence of an invisible hand which function is regulating the markets. <u>The markets will regulate by itself</u>, by the power of this "hand" and they will find the balance by the actions of the demand and supply.
Government proper role in the economy is limited: as "THE INVISIBLE HAND" regulates the markets (by the action of the supply and demand), the government action is to "<em>laissez-faire laissez passer</em>" (let things alone, let thing pass), it should not interfere or regulate business or industries. The G must let the private sector do without public intervention trying to regulate and controlling the private business.
The Government is like a referee, not as a participant in the economy. It must provide their population defense and laws to protect and contribute to a free society.
