Answer:
Joe
Explanation:
Janie and Joe's relationship has been deteriorating for a while now. The lines continuing this passage says that the bed Joe and her shared was no longer a place to play in but rather to sleep when she was tired. Joe wanted Janie's submission as he was a man of power and very fond of materialism while Janie wanted freedom and to be her own powerful woman, which is why their marriage was falling under the rocks, as it clearly states, "the spirit of the marriage left the bedroom."
Answer: A: for women to reach a new position in society
Explanation:
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was one of the foremost women's rights leaders in the 19th century and she advocated for a host of women's rights chief amongst them being the right to vote.
Ms. Stanton also campaigned for women's property rights as well as education, employment and child custody rights to ensure that women were treated as equals in society. She therefore wanted to help women reach a new position of equal treatment in society.
Answer:
We could give these examples:
Similarities
1. Ancient civilizations were born and developed in river valleys: the Nile (Egypt) and the Indus River (India). Ancient civilizations were agricultural societies. They represented a change to a sedentary lifestyle from the lifestyle of hunters and gatherers.
2. Both civilizations developed a writing system. We know more about the Egyptian hieroglyphs than about the language used in the Indus Valley.
Differences
1. The religions adopted and practiced in old Egypt and old India were very different. Egyptian ancient religion was more sophisticated and complex than the religion of ancient Indus Valley civilization in many regards: gods, beliefs, the pyramids and other aspects. The Egyptian pharaoh was a seen as a living god and he took patronage of some cults. There was a strong symbiosis of state and religion in ancient Egypt.
2. Both in Mojenjo-Daro and Harappa (Indus) , city life was highly developed: many houses had wells and bathrooms, and there was a good drainage system. Its material conditions were better than in contemporary Egyptian cities and comparable to those in Sumerian cities.
Explanation:
Answer:
A traditional economy is a society where economic decisions are guided by customs. It relies on hunting and fishing, and uses a barter system for trade.
