Question

Please help :)

Answer 1

with?

Answer 2

one sec

Answer 3

here is a pic...

Answer 4

http://po.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_whist/v12/module04/0410a_g35_q1.jpg

Answer 5

it wont let me view it

Answer 6

me neither

Answer 7

okay ill save it :)

Answer 8

what about it?

Answer 9

I don't understand it can you answer it?

Answer 10

i believe its an Aztec calendar nut im not sure either

Answer 11

I think it might be a clock or a calendar

Answer 12

i think its a calender

Answer 13

so do you know what the answer might be?

Answer 14

I think the answer is d

Answer 15

i don't know the question or the solutions

Answer 16

??

Answer 17

oh lol sorry

Answer 18

What inference about the Mesoamerican view of time can be made based on this image?

Certain days in Mesoamerica were set aside to observe religious holidays.

Time is finite and has a definite beginning and ending point.

Time had no end because it is a repeating cycle.

Certain days in Mesoamerica were deemed more important than others.

Answer 19

theres the question ;)

Answer 20

yeah it is d

Answer 21

oh great thanks your awesome ;)

Answer 22

that's why im here

Answer 23

could you answer another?

Answer 24

Why is Alfred the Great important to the national identity of England?

He freed England from Spanish rule.

He reformed English law by establishing the first monarchy.

He drove out invaders and united England around a single leader.

He encouraged tolerance for foreigners and religions other than Christianity.

Answer 25

hold on

Answer 26

close the question the reask it ok more people will see it

Answer 27

never mind I found the answer :)

Answer 28

King Alfred of England, also known as Alfred the Great, made the first steps toward giving his country a national identity when he drove the Danes out of England around 836 CE. With the foreign invaders finally defeated, Alfred strengthened the army, built a navy, and constructed fortresses all over England. Gradually he was seen as not just king of one part of the country, but king of all England. It was the first small step towards a national unity.

Answer 29

yeah

Answer 30

Thanks for the help 😊

Answer 31

The first question asked is NOT D. I just used that and got it WRONG