Answer:
Colonizing countries were pioneer to acquire Industrial revolution, master in sea navigation and technological development. Colonized countries were deficient in above features.
Explanation:
European countries were colonizing countries such as Britian, Spain, Portugal and so on. Asian, African and American countries were colonized countries under European powers. Many European countries were witnessed the Industrial revolition in mid 18th century but colonized countries were exporters of raw materials and consumer of finished goods till their decolonisation. There is no technological and infrastructural development in colonised countries whereas colonial powers were superior in science, arts, literatures and so on.
Answer:
A. nouns
Explanation:
Sharon as a child who is just learning how to speak will tend to use nouns, this is because majority of the things she's familiar with are names. Starting from the parents, items in the house, places and so on.
Although Christianity is the most widely practiced religion in Fiji, there are many large and beautiful Hindu temples.
Answer:
Millets are a group of highly variable small-seeded grasses, widely grown around the world as cereal crops or grains for fodder and human food. Millets are important crops in the semiarid tropics of Asia and Africa, with 97% of millet production in developing countries.
Explanation:
The state of the Songhai empire was one of the largest flourishing states in the African history of the 12th and 13th century. During the reign of Sonni Ali it became very wealthy and he expanded the territory a lot, but later during the rule of Askia the Great the empire could capture and conquer more territories and more wealth. Askia The Great, was a devout Muslim and he did a lot to enforce Muslim practices , by recruiting Muslim scholars from Egypt and Morocco and setting up learning centers throughout the empire.
Question: Which of the following was one way Islam influenced the Songhai empire?
Answer: A. Religious practices were used to create labor specifications.
