<span>Producers must consider the advantage and disadvantages of a tillage system before changing systems. The most important advantage of conservation tillage systems is significantly less soil erosion due to wind and water. Other advantages include reduced fuel and labor requirements. However, increased reliance may be placed on herbicides with some conservation tillage systems. The herbicide labels do not change the recommended rates based on tillage system, but tillage may not be an option for weed control in some tillage systems.</span>
The correct answer is C. Nile
Explanation:
First human civilizations developed in river valleys as these locations offered access to water, which was an essential resource for agriculture, raising animals and transportation. This included the Ancient Egypt civilization, which developed along the Nile River in the territory that is now Egypt in North Africa. This civilization emerged around 3100 BC and was known due to the development of a complex writing system (hieroglyphics) and its dynasties. Additionally, in the map described the location of the Nile river valley is shown by letter A because the Nile river valley covers the territory near to the Nile River, the area where the Ancient Egypt or Nile River Valley Civilization developed.
the campaigning of the Anti-Saloon League
the passage of the Sixteenth Amendment
A and B are your answers!
Answer:
Abreham licon fought to abolish slavery
Explanation:
Answer:
Option A, The colonists enjoyed religious freedom, is the right answer.
Explanation:
The Middle Colonies were a part of the Thirteen British Colonies in America. The province was initially settled by Europeans but following the surrender of Fort Amsterdam, it became a proprietary colony of the British. In the year 1665, a document for religious freedom called "The Concession and Agreement" was produced to attract settlers. Since religion was one of the very sensitive issues during the time, people who were seeking religious freedom moved to such colonies. As a result, the people of New Jersey consisted of Protestant and Catholic faiths.
