Answer:
If you are referring to the game Senet: Senet, means “passing” and had a religious significance – the aim of each player being to move their pieces around the board and avoiding hazards. Good luck was a blessing from the gods and the winner was the first to pass into the afterlife by getting all their pieces off the board.
(I am answering for a friend who is currently with me)
1. Yes. Biological.
2. They are very supportive. Some question it, a little, but most don't care.
3. 8 years old
4. Yes.
5. Probably, because I know what it's like
6. Great. They are so loving
7. Yes very accepted.
8. No, they died.
9. Not have my birth parents die
10. I am thankful for them and everything that they have done for me and I know it could have been worse, so yes. I do.
(Again this was my friend's response)
~Sara
1. Mediterranean sea
2.nile river
3.Sahara dessert
4.the red sea
5.nile delta
6.UPPER EGYPT
7.lake (somthing)
8.CANAL (something)
9.(somthing) dessert
10.lower egypt
I believe the answer is: <span> Tell her where to find the information that she needs.
Since that associate has the ability to finish the work herself, directly helping her would only prevented her from becoming responsible for their own duty.
But that being said, you still need to help her since she's most likely still a novice and does not fully understand the full job description. Because of this, telling her where she can find the information/instruction would be the best option.</span>
During the time of the war, the Allied and Axis Powers were the primary belligerents, but the United States still had their "hands-off" stance with international affairs. Though the United States did not directly fight in the war until 1918, they did assist their allies in Great Britain by secretly sending supplies by sea vessels across the Atlantic.
In 1915, a German U-Boat sank the RMS Lusitania, a British ocean liner, carrying British and American citizens to Liverpool. This was ultimately the determining factor for America to join the war, as it put America and Germany on thin ice. America ordered Germany to stop their U-Boat campaign, and when the commenced it again, America entered the war to stop them once and for all.