Answer:
You're correct..
Explanation:
As far as I know..everything you listed was apart of the "Europe First" campaign. Smartie pants!!!!
Individuals who became wealthy from industrialization, but gave away much of their fortunes to benefit charitable or cultural goals, became known as "Philanthropists".
<u>Option: C</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Industrialization and philanthropy are very correlated terms, where during industrialization some were busy in extracting benefits from poor people, which resulted from child labour, poverty and need of job with low wages, women suffering, etc, some were also engaged in earning for good cause exceptionally like Andrew Carnegie, who at 66 of his age decided to retire being not only a richest person in the world also a philanthropist, which resulted from his trust on "Gospel of Wealth", as this expression suggest to earn money by good means and give back to society for its welfare.
They ether tried to run from their captures, or they played dead so that they could be tossed over board.
According to Gandhiji literacy in itself was not education. He felt that it was important to begin the child's education by teaching it a useful handicraft and enabling it to produce from the moment it begins its training. He thought that every handicraft had to be taught not merely mechanically but scientifically, the child should know the why and the wherefore of every process.
Answer:
uh japanese culture rocks lets be real here.
they brought *drum roll* A N I M E
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