<span>Because of all the immigration, America became one big melting pot. The diversity of cultures from all over the world made America somewhat divided as well.
People that immigrated stayed with their kind, and their traditions, while native born Americans stayed with their kind and their traditions.
Normally, people born in American scorned the immigrants as well. The new religions also divided America. In summary, it took away from the American culture and identified America as the "Melting Pot."</span>
In the novel, <em>Fit for a king: treasures of tatankhamun, </em>the objects that were represented in each of the four color photographs that were found in the valley of kings near Luxor, Egypt are:
- Smelting pot.
- Hieroglyphics.
- King Tut's funeral mask and
- Three coins.
Note that there were other objects found in the treasures of king Tatankhamun, in his tomb which were Jewelries, statues, chariots, model boats, jars, chars and painting to mention but a few.
In conclusion, the objects that were represented are the pots, the mask the coins and the hieroglyphics.
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The answer is A. It is stating how since Stanly was such a slow digger he did another job like wheelbarrowing.
Answer:
The first words that Scout Finch said to Arthur "Boo" Radley were "Hey, Boo."
Explanation:
Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird," tells the story of the residents of Maycomb in Alabama, from the point of view of the youngest character Jean Louis "Scout" Finch. The novel deals with themes of racism, family, right and wrong, good vs. evil, morality, human nature, etc.
Although Scout mentions the name of "Boo" Radley numerous times in the story, it is not until chapter 29 that she actually came face to face with the man that so intrigued her. The chapter reveals Bob Ewell's attack on Scout and Jem after the school pageant, which resulted in the death of the attacker. It was then that Scout realizes the man who had rescued them from their attacker was Boo Radley. So, Scout's first words to Boo were <em>"Hey, Boo."</em>
Try using "Still," or "Unfortunately."
That sounds about right to me.
