Answer: D) "We remain fascinated by the history, myths, languages, and artistic expressions of a culture once conquered by Rome but, remarkably, still thriving."
Explanation:
This is based on the article, ''Who were the Celts''. The article talks about the history of the Celts as well as their culture and practices as well as the languages they spoke up until they were conquered by Rome and a lot of their culture was lost.
The main point of this article is that, even though Celtic culture was largely lost, we remain fascinated enough to keep studying it. Option D embodies this and so is the correct answer.
The formation and protection of sustainable freedom, equality and justice in society depends totally on the exact sense of establishment of national sovereignty. Therefore, the basis of freedom, equality and justice is national sovereignty. Freedom in our society and in our state is limitless.
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The Lenape were pretty much oblivious to how the Dutch swindled them. Manhattan was only bought with a couple pots and beads after all! Gradually, the Lenape started to fight back against the Dutch, unfortunately they were too powerful for the Lenape. By the time the English arrived, the Lenape were decimated, destitute, and without their land.
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Jim Crow laws?? I hope this helped
The answer would be the first option, I believe
