The Arabian Peninsula became a center for trade between India and Europe because: A. its moneylenders did not charge interest
B it was located between two large seas
C it was home to the wealthy Bedouin people
D it got very little rain for most of the year

Which of the following statements about egypt’s resources and economy is not true? the suez canal is one of the world’s busiest waterways. egypt’s only farmland is located in the nile river valley and delta. egypt’s unemployment rate is low, and most egyptians have little trouble finding work within the country. egypt’s economy depends mostly on agriculture, petroleum exports, and tourism.

Someone who accepted the beliefs of social darwinism would have also agreed with which of these statements?

Compare the roles of the three countries of the central powers.