Answer:
we can develop our country by
1.participating in social work
2.paying tax at time
3. be the helping hand for sociaty
4. always follow the rules of country
Answer:
B. Men played all the characters, both male and female
Explanation
Men played the role of both male and female in Greek theatres.
A male actor could play the role of three different people in one play. This was because of the role of the women in Greek culture which saw women as being inherently inferior to men and because of the importance of drama to the Greek, women were not allowed to participate in plays in any form so the males played all the roles that were available in a play.
Women in Greece then were seen to be lower than slaves, that's how low they were viewed in Greek society.
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The Greeks considered allowing a female on set was too dangerous so they allowed men act all characters of a play.
Answer:
The correct answer is e. -<em> 1/4</em>
Explanation:
Because it rains on the quarter of the days, <em>the odds are ¼</em> that it is going to rain at some point on a given day. <u>For example</u>, we have 30 days in a month, it rains during 7.5 days. Meanwhile, we do not know on which days it is going to rain and at what time of the given day. Thus, on every day at every point of the each day there ¼ (25%) chance of rain during this time of the year.
Schools function to socialize like Americanize, Europeanize
or even Chinesize. Early American school reformers primarily those of British
and Protestant backgrounds saw public education as the (letter d), implanting a
sense of nationwide unity and determination and training a more capable
workforce.
Answer:
Being Bourbon Triumvirate, a group of <em>significant figures in Georgia’s political scene in the post-Reconstruction period</em>, Joseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon were united on a number of points, though <u>Colquitt </u>was more of the promoter of the interest of the old planters, while <u>Brown </u>and <u>Gordon </u>lead New South businessmen.
All three of them supported <u>Georgia’s fast recovery from Reconstruction, promotion of its economy and preservation of old southern values</u>. Including white supremacy
