It depends on the context it is used in.
1. not mortal; not liable or subject to death; undying
2. remembered or celebrated through all time
3. not liable to perish or decay; imperishable; everlasting
4. <span>perpetual; lasting; <span>constant
For history, it probably means being remember or celebrated forever.
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B. The British are too crude to adapt the more refined Chinese
customs.
Explanation:
In my honest opinion, I think that the Chinese government has no right to block off the rights to social media and possibly the internet. The internet is how we all connect to each other, see friends, learn about the world, basically get smarter and more aware. If the Chinese government takes away the right to the internet, the literacy rate will drastically drop, and business will slow down. China won't be considered a world super-power anymore, and American companies will dominate the industry scene instead of Chinese owned businesses. To close, if there is no social media in China, China will face the consequences.
Hot dry climates can dry out the crops that the farmers plant
The Confederation Congress lacked key Powers it could not raise taxes or regulate trade. The Congress could not make States obey the laws it passed. 9 of 13 state delegations had to degree before Congress could act. The Articles could only be changed with the consent of all 13 state legislatures
