The type of work that seems to be more threatening to those people in power is : D> jubealien satire
This satire usually consist of angst, anger, and strong political opion. Horatian satire is most commonly used to address the potential lie or stupidity of our politiciian
Between 1827 and 1830, the states of Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama dissolved the Indian governments and seized these lands. In 1832, after the Indians appealed their case to the
The answer to this statement is True
<span>It seems to me that the President was giving a speech about resigning or leaving office. Although it is hard to know for sure giving the following answer options. The president talks about sealing a book and normally this metaphor is used when referring to one's self. Secondly, he speaks about public opinion polls. The most important public opinion polls that we have in the United States are for the presidential election when choosing between to presidential candidates. Or in this situation reelection. So to me it seems to me that this speech is a resignation speech.</span>
The answer is C.) Han Dynasty.
- During the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.E. - 220 C.E), China was brought under control by Lui Bang, who was a strong ruler, partly because he picked able bureaucrats who organized the new dynasty efficiently, which emphasized unity in the empire.
- Although government jobs in the Han Dynasty were occupied acording to heredity, the Chinese established an examination system that measured a young person's knowledge of Confucian texts. Only those passing the tests were able to work in government job positions.
- Moreover, as population in China grew rapidly during this era, canals were built, and the road system expanded to improve communication and knowledge as well as the production of <u>silk,</u> which was the most important export product. This left the Chinese with the silk monopoly. As a consequence, they established the Silk Road: an ancient route which not only transported goods, but also exchanged the cultures of China, India, Persia, Arabia, Greek and Rome.
