The humor is shown in the way the trials were conducted; First of all, they were <u>advertised</u> - like an entertainment spectacle or a circus show.
- <em>"Accordingly the Time and Place was agreed on, and advertised about the Country; "</em>
These witch trials are ridiculed because they are referred to as an <em>Experiment - </em>supposedly based on facts and reason to prove someone is guilty, and alluding to science experiments - when in reality they were not logical at all.
- <em>"(...) if the Accused were weighed in Scales against a Bible, the Bible would prove too heavy for them; or that, if they were bound and put into the River, they would swim;"</em>
In the end they decide to repeat the trials, and they promise nudity to attract a bigger audience.
- <em>" But it being the general Belief of the Populace, that the Womens Shifts, and the Garters with which they were bound help’d to support them; </em><u><em>it is said they are to be tried again the next warm Weather, naked.</em></u><em>"</em>
Answer:
b.
Explanation:
elbows are knees of your arms
The correct answer for Plato users is:
- carrying its corporate monoculture
- And tell us how to save us from ourselves
- who would make a plutocracy of our democracy
L<span>Harvard Referencing a book typically goes:
[Author Surname], [Author Initial]. ([Year Published]). [Title]. ed. [City]: [Publisher], p.[Pages Used].
</span>
All you have to do is fill in the gaps:
Byrne, MM (2010). Economics and Management Sciences . Pretoria: University of South Africa. p.[Pages Used].
<span>I don't know which pages you are referencing, so I included the template, which you can easily replace. You could always comment the pages, in which case I can do it for you. </span>
Answer:
The answer I think is the last one.
Explanation:
