Most settlements in Egypt back then (and today), were located primarily along the Nile River and the Northern coast of Egypt. Some reasons for this are:
- Access to freshwater via the Nile Delta on the Northern coast, or the Nile River extending into Egypt
- Along important trade routes in the Mediterranean and along the Nile
- The Nile River added important infrastructure to the cities and towns along it by letting people ship materials and goods down the river
The answer should be C.) perform an experiment.
Answer:
In your role as a records management support professional, you have just received notice of an official records freeze via an All Navy Message (ALNAV). You are responsible to:
Assist the Commanding Officer or activity Staff Judge Advocate and other legal representatives in reviewing the requirements as defined within the respective notification.
identify the location of records or records series.
Inform subordinate commands, units and offices of the records hold and freeze identified records or records series
<em> And notify your supervisor of carrying out the instruction mapped out for you to carry out.</em>
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
b) Both assertion and reason are true, but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
The correct choices are:
1. Caribbean colonies were used as a base to conquer the mainland;
2. Malinche helped the Spanish ally with Aztec enemies;
4. A battle broke out between the Aztecs and the Spanish in which Moctezuma was killed;
The Spanish initially conquered islands in the Caribbean region. They used them as basis for expeditions and conquering on the mainland at first. When the Spanish arrived on the mainland, they encountered the Aztecs, and they were actually welcomed and treated very nicely. The Spanish though, wanted to get the Aztec's riches, so they started allying with the tribes that hated the Aztec rule. Together, the Spanish and the local tribes attacked the Aztecs, and managed to conquer their capital Tenochtitlan, killing their leader Moctezuma in the process.