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Why do you think the Greeks built their cites around a high acropolis?
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When were the first Mayan cites build?
250 AD
Were south Asia's first cites made of mud?
yes they were
What did the ancient Romans build to bring water to their cites?
an aquaduck
Why did Alexander give many cites he counqured name Alexandria?
to expand his empire that's why he conqures
How did the people in Pompeii live before mt vesuviuse erupted?
They lived the same way as urban Romans lived in other Roman cities. It also depended on whether you were rich of poor. There was a lot of opulence because the cites of this area of Italy were popular among rich people in Rome who built grand holiday residences in these cities.
What steps did city -state take to protect themselves from their rivals?
They built strong thick walls around their cites for protection.
What steps did city-states take to protect themselves from their rivals?
the stronger their army is
How many cites we're flooded when the three gorges dam was built in china?
80
What does construction and urban development mean?
The building of things for fields to be destroyed and cites to be built
Which cites are around Lake Erie?
Erie
What different types of housing were built by anasazi?
The Anasazi people lived in cites carved out of hill sides.
Meaning of cites?
what does cites mean?
Why did the Greeks trade but keep their cities separate in ancient rome?
The Greeks cites did not keep separate when they came under the Roman Empire. They were all part of this empire and participated in the trade of this empire. Prior to Roman rule many Greek cities were independent city-states.
When was Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art written?
Noone is really sure exactly when it was written. Some cites have said around 1000 BC. But more cites have said dates from 190-100 BC. I'd say around 100 BC.
How many cites are in Pokemon diamond?
11 cites
Cites that are enjoyable in the US?
All of them can be, but some benefit from advantages of geography, and others have been built up to provide excellent travel and leisure facilities.
What effect might the shift from cottages to factories have on textile workers, towns, and cites?
Jobs once done in cottages where lost to machines, industry was built around water ways and coal mines making communities loud, busy and populated.
