Question

11. Which land feature enabled the Kush to become a powerful kingdom? (1 point)

the Sahara Desert
the Red Sea
the Nile River
the Persian Gulf
12. Which was the highest social group in ancient Egypt after the pharaoh? (1 point)
O merchants
Oscribes
farmers
priests
13. What was the significance of the pyramids to ancient Egyptian civilization? (1 point)
They were tombs to honor pharaohs and their journey in the afterlife.
They were military bases to protect important regions in the empire.
They were cultural centers to spread language and education.
They were community centers designed for leisure activities.
14. In the Indian caste system, what was the role of the Brahmins? (1 point)
Oto act as warriors
Oto act as priests
Oto act as merchants
to act as servants
15. How did geography influence the development of civilizations in India? (1 point)
Several large cities were established in the Hindu Kush Mountains.
O The Hindu Kush Mountains became an easy place to grow crops.
OPeople were able to travel over the Khyber Pass to reach India.
The climate near the Indus River prevented flooding in the region.
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Answer 1

Answer:the whole test answers from 1 to 20

1) How does a primary source impact a person’s understanding of a historic event? It provides a firsthand account of the event.

2) Which cause of migration is an example of a pull factor? Jobs

3) Why is Iran considered a theocracy? All final decisions are made by a supreme leader.

4) a

5) b

6) c

7) a

8) d

9) c

10) a

11) c

12) d

13) a

14) b

15) c

16) a

17) c

18) b

19) d

20) b

Good luck remember to learn history as a story I would help us in the future

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The highest social group in ancient Egypt after the pharaoh are priests.

Step-by-step explanation:

Government Administrators This was the most powerful social class after the pharaoh. Many administrators were nobles who received their positions, but some arose to influence. Three key administrators were the vizier, the chief treasurer, and the general of the companies. Priests were powerful and appreciated.