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California would be admitted as a free state. This was a concession for the North.
D) Nut was goddess of the sky, the firmament.
The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.The Thracian gladiators or Thraex, fought the Myrmillo. Very rarely they would also be matched against the Hollomachus.
Depends on whether the scope (optical sight) was an original Wermacht fit with mount and accessories to the rifle. If that's the case, all the parts will have matching serial numbers. Mounts were machined to match only one rifle, not intended to be separated or interchanged with others, and matched S/N. Scopes were provided with leather lens caps, carry case, and other items. Additionally, if scope was made at the same time period of the rifle, it will be a more desirable matched set. As in most collectibles, condition is the next best determinant of value. If the scope is from an earlier period but with matched numbers, that will be of value. From the 1920s to the start of Third Reich militarism, Zielvier optics were manufactured primarily as sporting use optics. Many of these were exported and/or mounted to sporting Mausers with a variety of mounts. When wartime exigencies resulted in a demand by the Wermacht, the excess supply of sporting scopes were retrofitted as upgrades to Sniper kits on Mausers. These match-ups were distinct from the later matched sets and are of somewhat lesser value all other things being equal. Original finish, undamaged, with 90% bluing, pristine glass scope only without any mounts: $500-$600 Same as above with matched serial number mounts: $500-$900 Same as above with matched s/n mounts on matched rifle: $3000-5000 for pkg. Condition scales downward for damage to finish, fittings, glass, internals. Accessories add value.
Hernan Cortes is not accurately matched with the area he explored or conquered. Under the command of Cortes, the Aztec Empire in Mexico was conquered, not the Inca Empire in South America. That was conquered by Francisco Pizarro.
Europe - Marco Polo (Correct: Asia) Africa - Vasco da Gama (Correct: India) Americas - Christopher Columbus (Correct: Central and South America) Asia - Hernan Cortes (Correct: Central America)
lordosis-"swayback" rickets-bow-legged scoliosis-lateral deviation of the spine kyphosis-"hump-backed" All are correctly matched.
Ex. Homo: Same
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Starch and glucose would be an example of an organic compound correctly matched with the subunit that composes it. Glucose is also known as grape sugar.
Poland - roman catholic
temperance - Elizabeth Cady Stanton
germany--Reichstag
Germany-- Reichstag