. The cinematic “spectacles of urban blight" popularized in the second half of the 20th century _______________________________.
a. …illustrated a significant departure from the early 20th century representation of Los Angeles, for example. In the early part of the century it was depicted as a place home to the “best of both worlds," yet by the midcentury years popular Hollywood films represented it as a place filled with crime, deviant woman, and invading aliens; b. …catered to a suburban audience who experienced more physical and emotional distance with urban centers than previous generations; c…contained representations which spoke to conservative notions of some cities and the peoples that inhabited them and provided a cultural backdrop to an increase in carbon emissions and the decrease in agriculture and native natural environments that once surrounded many cities; d. All of the Above
The <em>corpus callosum</em> is a very important part in the human brain; in fact it’s the largest white matter structure present in it. This region is of specific interest in adolescent development; for during this phase the corpus callosum tend to thicken helping to process information better.
I need your help, my Senator friends, I had a good idea so that we can have a better result in the polls as a whole. We could declare a holiday, that would make people show more interest in voting, and it would also help Americans feel more comfortable going to vote. But I need your help.
