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In 1915, Italy signed the secret Treaty of London and came into the war on the side of the Triple Entente (Britain, France, Russia). By its terms, Italy would receive control over territory on its border with Austria-Hungary stretching from Trentino through the South Tyrol to Trieste as well as other areas.
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Solon was one of the more deserving people for later establishment Athenian democracy. He divided Athenians in four classes according to property status, from which then rights (participation in government) and obligations arose (participation in war). Wealth was measured by measures of grain, oil, or wine.
Explanation:
Solon was Athenian archon who decided to annulate all debts, and with state money he redeemed all those who were sold into slavery because of debts. He enabled rich members, primarily merchants and craftsmen, to participate in political decisions. He provided them the opportunity to participate in government according to the criterion of personal wealth and not according to origin.
To maintain some balance between rich and poor, a minimum of political rights are also secured for the poorest Athenians. They could participate in the work of the ecclesia (National Assembly).
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Checks and balances, principle of government under which separate branches are empowered to prevent actions by other branches and are induced to share power. Checks and balances are applied primarily in constitutional governments.
Answer:
B. prosperous
Explanation:
The stage direction are the words "Sincerely, but also self-righteously" that are found in parentheses. These directions allow the actors to know how to act when they are staging, and can represent positions and even emotions that the actors must express. The stage directions shown, specifically in the text above, show that the character is very honest, but presumptuous, which emits a certain prosperity and a sense of haughtiness.
