[BLANK-1] was the figure principally responsible for reshaping Athenian politics and shifting more power to the common people – a precursor to democracy. This Athenian was upset at the economic conditions that placed ordinary Athenians into slavery, and thus gave frequent speeches in the Agora. While Athenian elites initially opposed this person, the speaker was popular with common Athenians. This person was elected Archon and made changes that led directly to Athenian democracy.

Muslim rule in Medieval India practiced a form of accommodation with many Indian customs and religions. For example, Hindus came to be viewed as protected peoples (alongside Christians and Jews) and non-Muslims could live peacefully (though in separate spheres) alongside Muslims by paying an additional tax for non-Muslims called the [BLANK-1].

[BLANK-1] was an eleventh century Muslim traveler who explored the Trans-Saharan Trade route. This character’s accounts are important historical sources about the kingdoms of Ghana and Mali.

[BLANK-1] marked the end of the New Kingdom in Egypt. This era arose due to a number of factors, including prolonged droughts, climate change, Assyrian expansion, continued warfare with the Hittites, and invasions and raids from a mysterious group that the Egyptians called “sea people.”

Let’s say you’re interested in understanding language master among international high school students in the UK. Fill out the table below and report what percentage of students know TWO OR MORE languages. Report the percentage below.  Language Proficiency f Cf p % 1 Language 129 50.0 2 Languages 214 3+ Languages  

Ungraded Practice Questions:  These first few items are 0-point practice problems that will not impact your final score. Corrected answers and feedback are offered after you submit the assignment. Because these questions come from a bank of options, they will vary each time you start a new practice quiz. 

Work out the following problem by hand and show that each of the following arguments is valid using a natural deduction proof in FOL. Upload a photo of your work. \( \exists x Gx \lor \exists x Hx \quad \therefore \quad \exists x (Gx \lor Hx) \)

True or False: The function  is one-to-one on its entire domain. ​

Evaluate the limit  first by using techniques from Chapter 1 then by using L’Hopital’s Rule. ​

Solve the following equation for x. ​   ​