11.17.2003
8. Regional states in Europe maintained good order and fostered rapid economic growth � agricultural improvements brought increased food supplies, which in turn brought about the encouragement of urbanization, manufacturing and trade. The Chinese had a strong economy because of the silk roads and maritime trade routes. India experienced increased agricultural production that fueled population growth and urbanization, although they did not return to their previous state of centralized imperial rule. While the Byzantine Empire had social and economic problems they still remained a wealthy land because of Constantinople. In Sub-Saharan Africa the Bantu people were now settled agricultural societies with increasingly complex forms of governance, this enabled them to systematize their societies more efficiently.
9. The Incas ruled as a military and administrative elite; they staffed their own bureaucracy which managed political affairs. The Inca encouraged obedience by inducing the conquered peoples into society by moving them into their capital city. But when they did rebel, armed forces forcibly exiled the people into distant parts of the empire. The Aztec Empire joined into a triple alliance that guided them through their quest.
10. The Bubonic Plague changed the face of Europe and China forever � the plague was said to have killed half or more of an exposed population. There were labor shortages because of this ravishing disease � economies shrunk as countries contracted from their long-distance trading routes. Countries became more self-sufficient, because they had to. The first disease was considered an �evil spirit,� the disease was spread from an infected caveman to his whole camp. People either fled or were killed by this disease. This is similar in a way that there are limited options when in a situation where there is an epidemic.
finally? i dunno........
you gotta make your own original thought thingies... or something like that... maybe
im gonna be lazy and just highlight the last sentence... maybe
and also, number ten... it ask for another instance in history where there was an epidemic... i used one about a caveman
i suggest that you change this part... there isn't much out there... but def. reading the same thing twice... is bad (because im sure barely anyone would use this, so its unique...wutever, just dont get caught)
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9. The Incas ruled as a military and administrative elite; they staffed their own bureaucracy which managed political affairs. The Inca encouraged obedience by inducing the conquered peoples into society by moving them into their capital city. But when they did rebel, armed forces forcibly exiled the people into distant parts of the empire. The Aztec Empire joined into a triple alliance that guided them through their quest.
10. The Bubonic Plague changed the face of Europe and China forever � the plague was said to have killed half or more of an exposed population. There were labor shortages because of this ravishing disease � economies shrunk as countries contracted from their long-distance trading routes. Countries became more self-sufficient, because they had to. The first disease was considered an �evil spirit,� the disease was spread from an infected caveman to his whole camp. People either fled or were killed by this disease. This is similar in a way that there are limited options when in a situation where there is an epidemic.
finally? i dunno........
you gotta make your own original thought thingies... or something like that... maybe
im gonna be lazy and just highlight the last sentence... maybe
and also, number ten... it ask for another instance in history where there was an epidemic... i used one about a caveman
i suggest that you change this part... there isn't much out there... but def. reading the same thing twice... is bad (because im sure barely anyone would use this, so its unique...wutever, just dont get caught)
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