Answer:the process of developing or being developed.
"she traces the development of the novel"
synonyms: evolution, growth, maturing, expansion, enlargement, spread, buildout, progress, success, blossoming, blooming, burgeoning, headway More
2.
the process of starting to experience or suffer from an ailment or feeling.
Explanation:
I’ve answered this before and this is the excerpt
for your question:
<span>“My people, some of them, have run away to the
hills, and have no blankets, no food. No one knows where they are-perhaps
freezing to death. I want to have time to look for my children, and see how
many of them I can find.”</span>
<span>The
evidence that the speaker presents that his people are hurting is “<span>They
are missing and lacking warm clothes and food.”</span></span>
Answer:
O Peasants were not allowed to keep food until they met government quotas.
Explanation:
By 1936, the government had collected nearly all of the peasants. However, millions of individuals who had provided opposition had been deported to jail camps and removed from agricultural productive activities. This resulted in a devastating famine in the countryside (1932–33), k!illing millions of peasants. The peasants was deeply scarred by collectivization. The forceful expropriation of meat and bread resulted in peasant mutinies. They would even rather butcher their animals than give them to the community farms. To put down uprisings, the Soviet leadership had to call in the army on occasion. Russia briefly led a confederation of independent states and maintained some control of the region. Gorbachev's decision to allow multi-party elections and establish a president for the Soviet Union began a lengthy process of democratization that finally destabilized Communist authority and led to the Soviet Union's demise. Stalin and the CPSU accused the affluent peasants, dubbed "kulaks" (Russian for "fist"), for organizing anti-collectivization resistance. Many kulaks allegedly hoarded grain in order to speculate on higher prices, hindering grain collection. People labeled as kulaks were subjected to expulsion and extrajudicial penalties during the height of collectivization in the early 1930s. They were regularly assassinated in local campaigns of violence, while others were legally killed after being found guilty of being kulaks.Stalin creates modern farms by instituting new reforms, including the Kolkhoz.... The collectivization of agriculture (Kolkhoz) forbids private farming and replaces it with state-owned agriculture.
<span>One example of this could be the purchase of a new vehicle. The dissonance would occur when you are thinking that you may have spent too much money on the vehicle or didn't really need it. However, by realizing that this vehicle will last longer than an older model, on average, and will require less upkeep, the dissonance can be abated.</span>
Explanation:
The Roman Republic originated in the year 509 BC, when the last Etruscan king is deposed and the Senate takes over the functions of government.
After the monarchical experience, the Romans choose not to leave power in the hands of one individual. Therefore, they eliminated the figure of the king and all positions should be held by two or more people.
Thus, there was not the figure of one ruler, but two, called consuls. These had a one-year term and were to control each other.
During this time, Rome organized its institutions and made important military conquests that ensured it dominated the Mediterranean Sea.