Answer:Religion is defined by its unique ability to provide individuals with answers to the ultimate questions of life, death, existence. and purpose.
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In 1860, three million men, or about 10% of the male population, were between the ages of 15 and 30.
<h3>How Much Did the American Civil War Cost the Economy?</h3>
- The total projected cost of the war is at $3.3 billion, including money spent by the government and the estimated cost of the human capital lost in the conflict ($2.2 billion).
- The total cost of the war was close to $7 billion, which corresponds to almost two full years of GDP in 1860.
<h3>What is civil war?</h3>
- A civil war, often known as an intrastate war, is an organized conflict within a single state (or country).
- One side's objective may be to seize power in the nation or a specific area, secure regional independence, or alter governmental practices.
- The phrase is a calque of the Latin phrase bellum civile, which in the first century BC was used to describe the multiple civil wars of the Roman Republic.
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To write a postcard about the Qin Dynasty, you should conduct in-depth research on the empire from credible sources such as books and scientific articles.
<h3>What was the Qin Dynasty?</h3>
It was a Chinese empire founded by Shih Huang-ti who ruled China between 221 BC and 206 BC, who was responsible for the conquest and formation of the Chinese territory as it is known today.
As a highlight of the empire, we can mention the large sources of iron that characterized the military superiority of the empire, this dynasty being responsible for the historical formation of the country after the unification proposed by the first emperor and founder Shih Huang-ti.
Therefore, use this information and others that you find through reliable sources to write your postcard, use descriptive elements and your creativity for this task.
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#1 - Fluffy the dog in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is relevent to the guard dog of the underworld called Cerberus.
#2 - The scar on Harry Potter's forehead resembles the Greek god Zeus.
#3 - Fluffy and Cerberus both fell asleep due to music.
#4 - Hermione has the same name as the Greek daughter of King Menelaus of Sparta and Helen of Troy.
#5 - The hippocampus does show up in Harry Potter and Greek mythology pulling the greek god Poseidon's chariot.
#6 - Argus, the caretaker of Hogwarts, has the same name as the Hundred-eyed one, who is also named Argus.
#7 - Greek gods have a nimbus, not a broom, but a cloud
#8 - Harry meets a sphinx in the Goblet of Fire, and answers it's riddle, Oedipus solved a sphinxes riddle in greek mythology.
#9 - Minerva McGonagall's first name is the same as Greek goddess Athena's roman name.
#10 - Centaurs are top-half human and bottom-half horse, and they show up in Harry Potter (In the Forbidden Forest) and in Greek mythology.
There you go... You now have ten things that are connections between Harry Potter and Greek mythology.
