Answer:
Earthen pots were used in storing salted products which was made of clay.
Explanation:
Earthen pots were used in storing salted products which was made of clay.
What is Earthen pots?Because the material decomposes back into nature without damaging the environment, earthen pots are sustainable. As they essentially originate from the earth, they simply disintegrate back into it. They are manufactured utilizing clay and other soil materials.
Because earthenware is permeable by nature, it helps your food retain heat evenly. They require more time to cook than usual while keeping the moisture and nutrients in the meal inside the pot. Along with the slow cooking method, they also give your dish an earthy flavor.
Earthenware pots preserve the oil and add moisture to food, preventing the need for extra fat to enhance flavor. Clay pots are supposed to add several essential elements, such as calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium.
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Which set of directions correctly describes how to plot the point (8,4) on the coordinate plane? 0 Start at the origin. Move 8 units to the right, then move 4 units up. O Start at the origin. Move 8 units up, then move 4 units to the right. O Start at the origin. Move 8 units to the left, then move 4 units up. O Start at the origin. Move 8 units up, then move 4 units to the left.
Answer:
0 Start at the origin. Move 8 units to the right, then move 4 units up.
Explanation:
its like an elevater. you go in before you go up, the first number always goes either right or left, depending on if its negitive or positive, and the second number goes up or down, depending on if its negative or positive.
Answer: A
Explanation: I took the quiz :)
16. Which of the Olympian gods did not spend much time on Mount Olympus?
Answer:
Posiden or Hades, Most likey Hades.
Explanation: Hades dwells in his own realm most of the time that being the underworld.
Do we rely on floods for our crops here in the Central Valley of California? Explain.
Answer:
no
Explanation:
I actually live in California, so I know that they use aquifers and reservoirs to store their water. Also, we don't get floods :D
which Indian lives where the temperature is below freezing
Answer:
"Dras" I think hehe
Explanation:
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Select the correct answer.
The Arab oll embargo forced the United States to produce more oil domestically. How did this incident affect Oklahoma's economy?
ОА. Oklahoma's economy slowed because the embargo increased the price of oil and sales fell.
B. Oklahoma's economy grew because many investors put money into the state's oil industry.
Oc. Oklahoma's economy remained unaffected because it had a successful oil industry before the embargo,
D. Oklahoma's economy slowed because the state depended on oil for several economic activities.
Answer:
The Arab oil embargo forced the United States to produce more oil domestically. ... Oklahoma's economy slowed because the embargo increased the price of oil and sales fell.
Explanation:
Answer:
b
Explanation:
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What is a flash point?
Answer:
flashpoint
[ˈflaSHpoint]
NOUN
flash-point (noun)
a place, event, or time at which trouble, such as violence or anger, flares up.
"the flashpoint of the conflagration is just blocks away"
chemistry
the temperature at which a particular organic compound gives off sufficient vapor to ignite in air.
Explanation:
Ethical standards are structured guidelines that address what is "right" and "wrong" for the purpose of influencing decision making.
Ethical standards are necessary to provide social services professionals with an avenue for
A. accusation
B. accountability
C. guilt
D.whistle-blowing
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Instructions
Read Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53 paying close attention to the verses below.
Research the verses in the chart below to determine which New Testament verses fulfill the prophecy found in the Old Testament (they are not in order).
Using the list above, write a 250-word essay on how each Old Testament prophecy meets one or all of those guidelines.
Remember to use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling when typing your essay.
Old Testament Prophecy New Testament Fulfillment
Psalm 22:6-7 Romans 5:6-8
Psalm 22:15-16 Matthew 27:39-40
Psalm 22:18 Matthew 27:57-60
Isaiah 53:4-6 Luke 23:33-34
Isaiah 53:8-9 John 19:33-35
Isaiah 53:12 Matthew 27:35
Answer:
Isaiah 53:4-6 (5)
Explanation: Essay
Jesus said the volume of the book is written of Me. He also, after He was raised from the dead, that evening, He met two men on the road to Emmaus. It was then that the bible tells us that, beginning with Moses and the prophets, He explained to them the things concerning Himself in all the scriptures, Lk 24:27. That excites me! So I have focused my attention on the Old Testament, to find Jesus on every page; and usually as you find Jesus, you also find out God's plan and how it relates to us, the Church. So I read the first verse in Hosea chapter 6, and I agree that He has healed us and I agree that He has bandaged us, but what does it mean that He has torn us or that He has wounded us? This just didn’t sit right with me. I don’t believe that God beats us up or causes or allows bad things to happen to us to teach us a lesson. Our God is a righteous God. And I understand that there has to be a judgement for sin. Sin cannot go unpunished. This is why Jesus came and paid the price for our sin on the cross. All the judgement and wrath of our sin was placed upon Him, “the chastisement of our peace was upon Him”, Isaiah 53:5. So when I come across a scripture like Hosea 6:1, that alludes to God beating us up, I always take a deeper look and usually find that there is a treasure buried there; as is the case in this verse. Now with Old Testament events and prophecy, you must always look at it in two ways; the present sense and the foreshadowing implications of the future sense. The events and prophecy of the entire Old Testament was put in place for the one goal- to reconcile man with God. This was the plan before the foundation of the world. Before God even created man, He knew man would sin and He knew He would have to send His Son to us to be the reconciliation for that sin. Everything in the Old Testament points toward Jesus and is His plan for the reconciliation of man with God. Now, in Hosea 6, Hosea is prophesying over Israel, because Nebuchadnezzar is going to bring Israel into exile, that is the present, practical look at this verse, but I am convinced that everything God does, He does on purpose and can be related as a type or foreshadowing on something yet future. So when the text says He has torn us and He has wounded us it made me pause. If you look at the text in the Septuagint translation, you will find that the word “torn” is a present tense verb in the indicative mood. This means that it is something that happened in the past and continues to have effects up to and including the present time. This Greek word is harpazo, which is the same word for the rapture or the catching away of the saints. Also, when you look closely, you will find that the word “us” isn’t even in the original text. The translators added this, but it really isn’t there. So now this starts to take on a whole new meaning. It wasn’t Israel who was torn away but someone else. Now if you study the word “wounded” this is a future tense verb. The translators wrote this as “has wounded”, but it should have been written “will be wounded” and again the “us” doesn’t even exist. Now let’s read this with this new information. “Come let us return to the Lord, for He has been snatched away, but He will heal us. He will be wounded and He will bandage us”. This now makes perfect sense. Hosea is talking about Jesus! Because of man’s sin, God could no longer fellowship with man. Sin was creating a barrier and it was as if God was snatched away from man. But He will heal us. He did this on the cross. From Hosea’s point of view, the cross was still future. We, as Christians look back at the cross and believe it happened. Sin, now, no longer is a barrier between God and man. Jesus was wounded for our transgressions and bruised for our iniquities and because of this He has bandaged us. Repaired and healed us with the Father. Reconciliation between God and man is why Jesus came and died on the cross. Jesus came to heal us. So when Isaiah 53:5 says “by His stripes we were healed”, now I look at this as our reconciliation with the Father. Jesus healed me of my sin and now I can have a personal relationship with Him because the barrier of sin has been removed. I also believe healing in a physical sense is still available today, but I don’t think physical healing was the main purpose of Isaiah 53 and Hosea 6. Reconciliation with the Father was the main purpose and physical healing is a type and foreshadowing of that healing. There is absolutely nothing wrong with believing that Jesus has healed our physical bodies. In fact God wants us to be made whole without sickness and disease. Also, there is nothing wrong with believing God for financial stability and the comfort of this physical world. But we have to be careful not to make the healing of our physical bodies and the comfort of this world the ultimate prize. Jesus is the prize and our focus should never turn from Him.
Which of these is an example of physical systems impacting the environment? (4
points). 1. A flood causes erosion and loss of shoreline. 2. People fill a lake before building houses near it. 3. An earthquake causes a building to fall. 4. A native tribe considers a volcano to be sacred.
Answer:
1.flood causes erosion and loss of shoreline
Why is the growth of cities important for the growth of civilization?
Answer:
Cities were at the center of all early civilizations. People from surrounding areas came to cities to live, work, and trade. ... Cities concentrated political, religious, and social institutions that were previously spread across many smaller, separate communities, which contributed to the development of states.
Explanation:
Stated by khan academy
What was the Plessy V. Ferguson Supreme Court Case?
Answer: Ferguson, legal case in which the U.S. Supreme Court, on May 18, 1896, by a seven-to-one majority (one justice did not participate), advanced the controversial “separate but equal” doctrine for assessing the constitutionality of racial segregation laws.
Explanation:
