B. Le principali catene montuose delle Isole Britanniche sono le .................... i Monti Cambrici, i Pennini e i ................. Sono tutte di origine antica, con forme arrotondate e vette di modesta .................. C. Gli Appennini attraversano l'Italia da nord a .......... Le loro cime sono più ............. di quelle delle Alpi. La vetta più alta è il .............................. ( 2912 m ), che si trova nell'Appennino Centrale.

Indago y profundizo: La Cordillera de los Andes se extiende a lo largo de 8500 kilometros. Investigo por cuántos paises atraviesa la Cordillera de los Andes.

Read the following passage and then answer the question. The Greek Renaissance of the eighth century BCE marks a time of great development, including the rise of the polis, or city-state. Trade routes flourished, and an increase in population and production led to the formation of a wealthy upper class. These changes led to the replacement of typical chiefdoms with poleis. Each polis consisted of people who lived in the same area in or near an urban area. Each polis had walls that protected it from invaders, stratified social classes, and public buildings. Most poleis were governed by a king. Athens, however, was governed as a democracy for a time. Despite their common tongue, the poleis could be bitter rivals, as was the case with warlike Sparta and aristocratic Athens. The poleis held power from 800 BCE to 500 BCE. What parallel can be drawn between the poleis of ancient Greece and the city- states of ancient Mesopotamia? A. They used democracy as a form of government. B. They were ruled by one powerful individual. C. They were generally cooperative with their neighbors. D. They arose at about the same time in history.

Which of these present-day structures serves a similar purpose to that of the ancient Mesopotamians' ziggurats? A. A hospital B. A place of worship C. A library D. A government office

Në lidhje me Europën trevat shqiptare ndodhen në rajonin \( \quad \) të Europës

The Nile in Egypt and the Euphrates River in Mesopotamia provided rich, fertile soil that allowed civilizations to A. grow crops B. build houses C. hunt animals D. gather berries