Answer:
Correct answer is Athens and Sparta both used slaves, but Athenian men would work with the slaves.
Explanation:
First option is correct, as in Sparta slaves were owned by state and were practically seen as tools, while in Athens slaves were private ownership, and were treated more fairly, and would be even able to gain their freedom. Some would say that it was sometimes even hard to differ slaves from freeman.
Second option is not correct as there were slaves in both countries.
Third option is not correct as in Athens for example slaves participated even in education of children, which was not the case in Sparta.
Fourth option is also not correct as in Athens they were used for many purposes.
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A) South Asia
B) Southeast Asia
C) Central Asia
D) Southwest Asia
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Answer:
There are three factors wind that determine the size of the wave: 1) the speed of the wind, 2) the distance over which the wind has blown, and 3) the length of time that the wind has blown. The greater each of these factors, the bigger the wave.
Explanation:
The speed of the wind is one determing factor of how large the wave will be because if the wind is higher, then (depending on where it's facing) it CAN make the waves higher if it is going in the same direction. And same does 2) and 3) also matter, the length also matters because then for that time, there will be large waves, and for 2), the distance also matters, because if you are in a place (on the shore) where there was high wind towards you for some time, then after some time, you will see large waves, but if you are not, then you will see normal waves.
Answer:
B. PRIZM
Explanation:
<u>PRIZM</u> is a geo-lifestyle segmentation system.
PRIZM organizes its 66 individual segments into social and lifestage groups.
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