Question

the kerman kingdom of kush sometimes fought with the egyptian kingdom, its neighbor to the north. when their armies were strong enough, the kingdoms would invade each others territories, sometimes taking land and people. however, the relationship between the two kingdoms was not always bad. sometimes, the kerman and egyptian kingdoms also traded expensive goods with each other. look at the painting of people from kush bringing goods to the egyptians. label the goods on the painting below. live wild animal animal fur gold bands large jar of olive oil timber

Explanation:

To label the goods:

1. The left - most blue arrow points to a giraffe, so it should be labeled "live wild animal".
2. The middle blue arrow points to what looks like gold - colored bands, so it should be labeled "gold bands".
3. The right - most blue arrow points to a stack of round, golden - looking objects that can be associated with gold bands (or if we consider the context of trade between Kush and Egypt, gold was a valuable trade good and the depiction matches gold bands).

Answer:

• Left arrow: live wild animal
• Middle arrow: gold bands
• Right arrow: gold bands

(Note: If the right - most object is considered to be something else, but based on the visual and the trade goods of Kush (which included gold, live animals, etc.), this is the most reasonable labeling. If the right - most was supposed to be something like a large jar or timber, but the visual doesn't support that as well as gold bands or the live animal for the left. The middle one clearly looks like gold - colored bands.)