Why were the Hyksos such a serious a threat to Egypt
Why were the Hyksos such a serious a threat to - 1

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Answer: The Hyksos were such a serious threat to Egypt because of their advanced innovations and weaponry.  As the fill-in-the-blank in your picture says, they used horse-drawn chariots and bronze and iron weapons, very advanced technology for their time.  With their superior resources, they were able to conquer Egypt.

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The reason is quite simple: because most Pacific Island nations are the most vulnerable countries with regards to global warming, and its subsequent rise of sea levels due to the melting of the polar ice sheets.

Indeed, many Pacific Island nations will simply disappear with global warming. They will be submerged by the rising waters of the Pacific Ocean and its inhabitant will become environmental refugees. Some nations have already purchased land in safer areas in order to settle it when their countries disappear. Because they will suffer the most tragic consequences of global warming they will need to have full knowledge of the phenomenon and how to fight it in order to pressure industrialized nations and polluters to revert to a green, sustainable economic system that prevents such outcome.

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If the diagram below were to continue past M, what must be added to correctly represent what happens to a bill if it is vetoed? 

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A single line that circles back to boxes A and B at the beginning of the diagram
 

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A capital crime is a dangerous and huge crime, like a homicide, etc. A capital  crime is when the person who committed it gets a punishment of death (sometimes). An infamous crime is when the person guilty is not believed. (felony).