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.
A citation of specific events that had an effect on Jurgis’s feelings
a consideration of whether it was fair that the company took no responsibility for the accident<span>
an analysis of the effect Jurgis’s injury had on his household</span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Some of the problems that I might have at the beginning of the Renaissance could have been the frequent attacks of the Catholic Church due to my ideas of freedom of speech, questioning the existence of a supreme god, and my constant search to find more and better truths to answer questions that in the past were only answered by the church's view and teachings.
Can you think of ways to solve the problems?
Yes, trying to inform and educate more people that the dark ages were gone. The Medieval Age was gone and that humans are able to use reason to learn new things, be free, and grow. The more people would learn to read and have access to education, the better. No more control through religious beliefs.
During the Renaissance, the Catholic Church was increasingly seen as a corrupt institution with too much power.
That is when the concept of "Humanism" was introduced, which meant more respect for the human being and his possibility to increase knowledge through reason.
Ibn map- 1928
Piri map- 1513
Ptolemy map- 6th century BC 150
Internet map- 2001
