Answer:Bar lines specifies the no of beats in a bar. If the number of beats between bar lines is 4 then 4 is the number of beats in a bar.
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William Hogarth created the first editorial cartoon.
The first comic strip by Willhelm Busch, called Max and Mortiz, published in Germany.
The first comic book, Comics on Parade, was introduced by Max Gaines.
Action Comics #1 was printed.
The first graphic novel, MAUS, was published.
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The given events in chronological order are as follows-
1. During the early and mid-1700s, William Hogarth created his numerous paintings. And in 1731, he produced his first work "A Harlot's Progress".
2. The first comic strip "Max and Mortiz" was published in Germany in 1865 by Willhelm Busch.
3. In 1933, Max Gaines introduced the first comic book "Comics on Parade".
4. Action Comics #1 was printed in 1938.
5. And in 1980, MAUS, the first graphic novel was published by American cartoonist Art Spiegelman.
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D. violinist.
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Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was known as a violin virtuoso, one of the greatest players of his time. His father taught him how to play violin.
He began his rich musical career as a violinist, then was a teacher. He composed a few pieces before publishing his first major piece as a composer.
He wrote many types of music: instrumental, lyric and even religious one, since he was also a Catholic priest.
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Greatness is a concept of a state of superiority which affects a person, an object or a location. It may also be applied to people that have the innate potential to be greater than others. Every human being wishes and aspires to be great, but only a. handful of people know what it is, and fewer aim to achieve it.
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They were not being successful in getting results from what they had planted, so it appeared like there was not way to avoid the population from going hungry/starving.
Famine = starvation, going hungry
Inevitable = unavoidable, impossible to prevent