Answer:
There were laws that gave opportunities for freedom from enslavement. There were laws that gave opportunities for freedom from enslavement.
Explanation:
The theme of the book is to show how the marriages of the past are approached today is full of myths and controversies. This, along with the book's title, shows that families in the 50s weren't the way we thought they were.
<h3>What is the theme of a text:</h3>
- It is a message presented by the author.
- It's teaching.
- It's a concept.
- It is a reflection based on the text.
The theme of "The Way We Never Were" refers to the fact that we have believed in myths about relationships and marriages over the years. These myths created a wrong and dubious version of how people lived in the past.
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Answer;
-enlightenment through meditation
-cycle of death and rebirth
Explanation;
Both Hindus and Buddhism believe in;
- reincarnation
- you can exit the cycle of rebirth
(cycle of death and rebirth)
- dietary restrictions which means they cannot eat certain foods
However, despite the similarities, they differ in a number of ways; for example. Hindus agree with the caste system while Buddhism do not.
Well, that would really depend. The media's coverage at the time (It is important to remember that the Watergate Scandal happened at different times, thus different media) may have been exaggerated. One major effect of the scandal however, was that it caused President Nixon to resign from office.
