road system
High prices for supplies contributed to the creation of the farmers alliance.
It created a unified standard throughout the Empire.
The Creation of Subordinate Group Status Migration Annexation Colonialism
The European arrival in the Americas initiated a profound transformation, leading to the creation of a new society through the blending of diverse cultures, economies, and social structures. The introduction of European agricultural practices, livestock, and technologies intersected with Indigenous ways of life, resulting in new agricultural systems and trade networks. Additionally, the forced migration and enslavement of African peoples contributed to the demographic and cultural mix, further shaping the emerging societies. This convergence laid the groundwork for distinct social, political, and economic systems that defined the Americas in the centuries to follow.
It will change history of the Mesopotamia by Sargon's creation of the empire .Without Sargon's creation the world might of been discovered in different ways.
High prices for supplies contributed to the creation of the farmers alliance.
High prices for supplies contributed to the creation of the farmers alliance.
the difference is that a a creation story is what people think and a migration story is almost the same but has some differences
Primarily the poor resources of mainland Greece (fair mineral,poor agriculture). Also the somewhat population boom of that time. The competition of greek metropolis (mother-cities) for the limited resources resulted to the creation of colonies in richer lands (Asia minor, south Italy etc).
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creation of colonies along the Mediterranean
Probably the Greek culture.
it does not cause the creation of the ozone.
Longitude is a human creation because we gave it a name and location. Nature didn't need a marker for certain places on the globe, humans did for migration and other things of that sort. Hope I helped!
The creation of man is mentioned many times throughout the Bible the Koran and other holy books.
Rugs.