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What factors contributed to the spread of belief systems from 300 to 1500 CE?
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When in the late 19th century many cities did not have adequate water and sewage systems. This contributed most to?
The spread of disease
What factors contributed to the undetected spread of the Ebola virus and impeded rapid containment in areas like West Africa?
Poverty
What did poor water and sewage systems cause in the late 1800s?
contagious diseases spread
Buddhism is a belief system that began in northern India. To which part of the world did it spread and take its strongest hold?
Eastern Asia
What factor most contributed to the spread of the Bantu languages?
Linguists, or people who study languages,have traced the movement of west africansby looking at the languages spoken in AfricaBy Fabrice Tuyizere
What factors has NOT contributed to the spread of AIDS in Africa?
What factors contributed to spread of disease among soldiers?
close quarters
When in the late 19th century many cities did not have adequate water and sewage systems. This contributed most to?
The spread of disease
What factors contributed to the undetected spread of the Ebola virus and impeded rapid containment in areas like West Africa?
Poverty
What belief systems spread from China to Japan?
Buddhism. In Japan, it's Zen Buddhism although it's still Buddhism.
During the late 19th century social Darwinists believed that .?
Americans were obligated to spread Anglo-Saxon culture and belief systems to the so-called "primitive" races.
What did soldiers face that contributed to the spread of diseases?
And what will they face??
What contributed to homelessness during the 1980s?
spread of AIDS
Who was able to spread the belief of worshiping only one god?
The spread in belief of one God is called monotheism. This was made possible by Abraham.
When the early Christian belief spread outside it was spread particularly by what missionary?
Paul
What factors contributed to the postwar havoc?
Several factors contributed to the postwar havoc. These include the physical and economic destruction caused by the war, the displacement of millions of people, political instability, and the emergence of new conflicts and rivalries. Additionally, the impact of war on infrastructure, economies, and social fabrics created a challenging environment for rebuilding and recovery.
What was on human condition that contributed to the spread of the plague?
poor hygiene
