The three Schools of Thoughts in ancient China are Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism.
Taoism was founded by Lao-Tzu. It is the beginning of religion way back 550 BC. This philosophy believes in Yin and Yang, or the balance in life. It also stresses simplicity and harmony with nature.
Confucianism, which is taught by Confucius, stresses love for humanity and harmony in thought and conduct. One of the virtues it cultivates is filial piety, or the love and respect to elders.
Buddhism began by Sadartha Gutama, or Buddha, of India. It believes in suffering to be able to be enlightened. It also believes in afterlife and reincarnation.
Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
I would prefer option A because ,journals create more opportunities to develop, after you have written a journal, someone can write to complement what was written in the journal ,although you will have to reference the journal, in the next write up. But it offers wide range of possibility that solutions can pop out from it, compared to publishing a book on cultural issues, the book might not hit the nail on the head but a journal will keep on expanding, thereby creating more solutions.
The number if data points that illustrate the proper allocation of resources is :three/3
Answer:
I'm in scouts so I do that a lot
bi-focal eyeglasses, self-winding clock, parachutes, <span>the hot-air </span>balloon, <span>the </span>safety lock, steamboats, and <span>the </span><span>circular saw :)</span>