Well for 8 cans its $2.50 for each can. So i'm going to say $22.50 for 9 cans
Sorry if i'm wrong
The correct answer is B. Most men were fighting in World War II, so women were needed to work in the factories.
Explanation
The poster shows the image of a woman wearing a blue short-sleeved shirt that suggests the strength of a woman with the position of her arms. At the top of the image is the caption "We Can Do It!" This poster was created in 1943 in the United States. Its initial purpose was to inspire the working women of the Westinghouse Electric plant because during this time the majority of productive young people were in the army fought in World War II, so women had to fill the jobs They left many men and demonstrate their strength and capabilities on equal terms. So the correct answer is B. Most men were fighting in World War II, so women were needed to work in the factories.
Answer: They got treated like everyone else as they should have been years ago
Explanation:
Answer:
- porcelain
- gunpowder
- banknotes
Explanation:
The Tang and the Song dynasties were very influential in the Chinese society, both being great dynasties which managed to invented numerous things that resulted in prosperous and advanced society. The porcelain was one of the inventions of the Tang Dynasty, and it was a revolutionary material, both for usage, and for trade. Another invention of the Tang was the gunpowder, initially used for multiple purposes, and later finding its place in the warfare. The Song Dynasty invented the banknotes, thus it was the first government in the world to do so. That revolutionized the trade and usage of money in the Chinese society, and later in the world as well.
The Chinese constructed the "Great Wall of China." Some difficulties they had to face was possible invasion whilst they were vulnerable and focused on building the wall, invading animals, foreign lands, malfunctions with the building materials, (great stone blocks,) and possible death, since they were building in sometimes treacherous conditions.
