Answer:
B. the Great Plains
Explanation:
During the Dust Bowl period, severe dust storms, often called “black blizzards” swept the Great Plains.
In the starting parts of the book they
have a traditional father-son connection but as we go further in the reading of
the novel we see in chapter four that the father is beaten and that should have
called for a compassionate response Elie but instead he is overpowered by the
feeling of anger and as Eliezer is the stronger one now, they do not have
anyone else, just each other.
<span>At the end another change is noted when
Eliezer’s father passed away, he is feeling a sense of relief which in later
part of his life he regrets.</span>
According to Hofstede's
Model of Culture, individualism is a worldview that societies value
personal freedom and self-expression and adhere to the principle that people
should be judged by their personal achievements rather than by their social
background.
Individualism <span>is the moral stance, political philosophy, ideology, or social outlook
that emphasizes the moral worth of the individual.</span>
<span>He wanted the US and Japan to live in friendship and to be able to trade with one another
He believed that combining the reserve in natural resource that possessed with the united states and the work ethic and cheap labor that possessed by Japan would resulted in positive trading enhancement for the two nations.</span>
Hollow Men is a reflection of a situation that has already developed. This is because it is makes reference to the emptiness, futility and misery of modern life. The poem also describes what the human race has become by making reference to problems involved in human communication and its implications.
