The answer is "civil".
civil laws deal with issues among private parties that don't involve criminal concerns.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Does Gilgamesh kill Enkidu in the Cedar Forest?
<em>Answer:</em> No. Gilgamesh does not kill Enkidu in the Cedar Forest. Gilgamesh kills Humbaba.
Gilgamesh, with the help of Enkidu, kills Humbaba, which in the story is regarded as the guardian of the forest, trying to protect the cedar trees.
This is part of the epic Sumerian story "THe Epic of Gilgamesh." Historians believe it is one of the oldest texts in human history, Indeed, it was written in the clay Sumerian tablets using the cuneiform scripture.
The story could be interpreted as a folklore story or a legend from the Sumerian times and their feared/beloved gods on earth.
Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
The first of South Carolina's many and varied state parks date back to the new deal era.The new deal were series of domestic programs,financial reforms, and regulations designed to provide assistance to the masses, it was implemented by the administration of President Franklin Roosevelt to combat the effects of the Great Depression .This Deal significant changes the southern landscape and laying the foundations for subsequent alterations in the southern way of life.
Answer:
Al Capone was not present at the shooting, he claimed to be in Florida at the time, but he is linked to the murders
Explanation:
On Saint Valentine’s Day, 14th February, 1929, in Chicago, there was a shooting were 7 men died.
The men who were killed were gang members of the<em> Irish gangster George “Bugs” Moran</em>. <em>Moran</em> was an enemy of <em>Al Capone’s gang</em>.
It is <em><u>supposed</u></em> that Al Capone ordered his men to <em>dress as police officers</em> and <em>fake arrest</em> the opposite gang members, and then <em>shoot </em>them. This event is referred to as St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.<em> </em>
<em>No one was ever prosecuted</em> for this shootings, and <em>Al Capone </em>never admitted he participated in the organization.
