Since 1.9 years ago is roughly equivalent to 1 year and 10 months, any number of events could have occurred during that time. Without additional context, it is
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What was the weather and climate like in the Indus River Valley?


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The weather in the Indus River Valley is typically hot and arid, with temperatures reaching high levels during the summer months. The climate is classified as a
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How did the geography of the Americas and Oceania contribute to their unique development?


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The geography of the Americas allowed for the rise of complex civilizations due to the presence of fertile land, diverse climate zones, and abundant natural res
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What is the tallest ziggurat?


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The Ziggurat of Ur in Iraq is one of the most well-known and best-preserved ziggurats, standing about 70 feet (21 meters) tall. It was constructed around 2100 B
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What would have happened if rome never had conquered Egypt?


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If Rome never conquered Egypt, Egypt would have most likely remained an independent kingdom or fallen under the control of another empire. The Roman control ove
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Why was phillip the ii called Augustus?


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Philip II of Spain was called "Philip the Prudent" due to his cautious and strategic approach to ruling his vast empire. The title "Augustus&quot
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How did the climate contribute to making the soils of Mesopotamia salty?


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The hot and arid climate of Mesopotamia led to high evaporation rates, causing salt to accumulate in the soils over time from the irrigation water. The salts in
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What is the name of egyptians immortal drink?


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The ancient Egyptians believed that the gods drank wine, just as mortals drank wine. There was even a goddess of wine (Renenutet). Offerings made every day to t
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Who ruled Pompeii in 79 CE the year of the volcanic eruption?


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Pompeii was a Roman colony at the time of The Nomad Notes eruption in 79 CE. As a colony, it was governed by local magistrates and officials appointed by Rome. The most lik
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Is there a Pompeii museum above where Pompeii used to be?


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Yes, the Antiquarium of Pompeii is located on the archaeological site where Pompeii once stood. It houses artifacts and works of art from the ancient city, offe
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What was the location of the Mississippian civilisation?


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The Mississippian civilization was located in the southeastern and midwestern United States, mainly along the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Its heartla
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How did geography influence the development of the eastern hemisphere?


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Geography played a crucial role in shaping the development of the eastern hemisphere by influencing trade routes, agricultural practices, and the formation of c
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Which civilization created the first laws?


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The first known written laws were created by the ancient Sumerians in Mesopotamia, around 2100-2050 BCE. These laws are known as the Code of Ur-Nammu.