Traded Goods. Goods which were traded within Greece between different city-states included cereals, wine, olives, figs, pulses, eels, cheese, honey, meat (especially from sheep and goats), tools (e.g.: knives), perfumes, and fine pottery, especially Attic and Corinthian wares.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "<span>D. had prevented Christian missionaries from working on Cherokee land." </span>In 1832, Samuel Worcester sued the state of Georgia claiming the state <span>had prevented Christian missionaries from working on Cherokee land</span>
Several factors came together. Europe had a population that was on average richer than most other cultures. A very competitive commercial class, ships that were superior than other cultures, developed for the rough North Atlantic, and a number of competitive states rather than a single empire.
He changed their lives economically ,,at that time the workers had to take about 1 000 000 bills to get a loaf of bread ,,they were poverty stricken.. but Hitler promised them food and life ...BUT he was trying to create a utopia but failed...
