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16.12.2019 •
History
How many people did live in ancient mesopotamia?
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Ответ:
A . People and goods traveled faster resulting in the economy improving
Explanation:
It became a symbol of America's growing industrial power and a source of confidence that led them to take on even more ambitious quests.