I don’t know what type you need but you could watch if you have Netflix the docuseries evil genius, when they see us, murder to mercy: the cyntoia brown story, worlds most wanted, or the social dilemma. For school I would probably watch the social dilemma because it’s more of a current thing that you might be able to relate to more and explain it more thoroughly. But if you go under the documentary genre on Netflix there are so many more to choose from. All the examples I listed are on Netflix but you might be able to find some of them on websites like myflixer.to if you don’t have Netflix.
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C.) Life was unpredictable and difficult, and they assumed their difficulties were a punishment
Explanation:
The Mesopotamians believed in many gods who control different aspects of life; examples include Ishtar, the goddess of love and war, and Enki, the god of freshwaters. With the gods having power over specific aspects of their lives, they believed that keeping them happy was essential to the prosperity of their civilizations. For example, if a civilization does not have a sufficient yield in crops, they will believe they upsetted Tammuz, the god of agriculture. This is why the Mesopotamians built massive temples called ziggurats to worship and keep the gods happy and prevent tragedies from occurring.
i thnk the answer is A ...........................
Answer:
Explanation:
Think about it for a moment. How many different plots can you think of for a novel?
My guess is not many.
Romance
Mystery
Horror
Religious
Historical Novels (Romance usually)
Can you think of more?
Occasionally you do get something original -- something that resembles no other novel (for example). I'm think of something like James Joyce's <em>Ulysses. </em> There are great novel's from the past, but they fit into some category or another. Ulysses does not I don't think. The other genres (like poetry - especially poetry) don't always fit into a category.
That is a vague question. To the modem I believe.
