Answer:
It is about the generations of Adam.
Explanation:
At the outbreak of World War I, the Allies had very good strategic plans prepared on how they would counter their enemy. Moreover, they had a thriving industrial economy and knew beforehand war was brewing up (although Germany at the time was capable of building immense amounts of required goods).
Answer:
Cooperative
Explanation:
According to my research on different types of apartments, I can say that based on the information provided within the question john is living in a type of apartment that is known as a Cooperative. This is a type of housing where you own a part of a corporation that owns the building, you become a shareholder and each shareholder is then entitled to reside in a unit/apartment.
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Answer: the differences in Act 2 of The Crucible between the film and the script are the hanging of John Proctor during the film and the behavior of Abigail Williams. In the film, Abigail accuses Reverend Hale's wife of being a witch and asks John to stay in Barbados with her, while in the room she does none of this. Another difference between the Act 2 of The Crucible between the film and the script is that with the film you can see the characters and actually get to know them more in the film and can also see their facial expressions and hear them actually talk.
Explanation: because the script you read and the film you watch.
Answer:
thanks for the question you made me remember my k-2 friendships
Explanation:
1) My friendships at that time were very strong we belived in each other with our life. I had a lot of friends but 4 close ones. Lastly all mg friends were girls.
2) I spent all playtime at school and 1 hour after school on weekdays and I would spend 3 hours on a playdate on weekdays. We would play hide and seek, tag, grounders on the swing when we were were outside and when we were inside we played bourd games.
3)My classmate were mostly a positive influnece on me.
4) Nothing, everything was perfect
