How is Kublai Khan’s capital city described in this passage? The city is difficult to navigate and not friendly to foreigners.
The city is grand and busy, with great wealth and many goods to trade.
The city is dominated by the imperial palace and is mainly a center of government.
The city is small and uninteresting, with little to offer merchants and travelers.

Read the quotation from the declaration of independence. "for cutting off our trade with all parts of the world." which reason best explains why this grievance was included in the declaration? the colonists could not get goods without the crown's permission. the colonists could export goods only to britain. the british closed ports to punish the colonies. o trade focused on generating income for the crown only.

One argument of those who supported the gold standard system in the united states was that the gold standard

What was a challenge for president truman’s political agenda in 1950