The correct answer should be D. energy.
He was one of the first abstract painters and there wasn't much pathos there, not many emotional things. Lines and shapes were often use but they weren't the aim of it, rather just a part of the form. He portrayed energy flowing, moving, changing, things like that were fascinating to him.
<span>Mel Gibson portrays Benjamin Martin, an unassuming man who is forced to join the American Revolution when the British threaten to take his farm away from him. Together with his patriotic son, Gabriel, the pair faces the vicious Redcoats with a heroism that reflects the stubborn pride of a young country's most dedicated supporters.
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Well, I think that in principle, every war is inevitable until it happens - perhaps, if the fall of the Iron Curtain had resulted in war we'd be calling it "inevitable" now. The war was however very predictable at the time, indeed due to the alliances. In fact, Otto von Bismark had long before seen the potential for war in Europe, due to the national conflicts and strong alliances, as seen in his quote: "One day great war will come out of some foolish thing in the Balkans"
1.japan-buddhism
2.china-Confucianism
3.india-Hinduism
4.indonesia-islam
5.perú-Christianity
I think that’s how it :) sorry if one is wrong
