The above passage speaks about The Origin of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
<h3>What is the Chinese Lunar New Year?</h3>
The story behind the Chinese New Year is a 20th century Legen or Chinese Mythology which states that a beast used to live under the sea or in the mountains.
The beast was said to eat human flesh on Chinese new years day. It was then discovered the same beast was scared of loud noise, fire, red color.
Hence, people began to light fires, paste red colorations on their doors, and light firecrackers all night to scare the beast away. Nian presently is used to refer to "year" or "new year".
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Roosevelt's big stick diplomacy is (C) a system of foreign policy that allowed the U.S. to intervene in Europe's wars
<u>Explanation</u>:
“Big Stick Diplomacy” refers to President “Theodore Roosevelt's” foreign policy which says, "speak softly and carry a 'big stick', you will go far”. He always wanted to show America's power around the globe.
In 1902, President of Venezuela, denied paying foreign debts and damages that were suffered by the European people in Venezuela war. But this issue was addressed in international court for negotiation and then Venezuela had to pay all the claims.
As a result, many other countries and even U.S was not able to take any action against this decision. U.S thought that this might favor Europe in future also. To prevent such interventions from Europe in future, this big stick policy was made.
It depends on the area the peasant lived in. In Mediterranean countries the tradition of bathing remained alive and well until the sixteenth century. In practically every city there was a bathhouse, and people went about once a week. Peasants usually bathed in the nearest river or pond, more often during summer and probably never in winter. In northern Europe we have evidence of communal saunas, also in villages. So the peasants weren’t nearly as dirty as we tend to think.
After the disaster in Lisbon, Shay was furious with the plans of the Colonial branch of the Assassin Brotherhood. So he became a templar and devoted his career to hunting down artifacts and his former associates.His travels brought him to New York, the Appalachian mountains, among other locations.
Answer:
Yes,they were guilty
Explanation:
Sacco and Vanzetti were tried and found guilty in July 1921. During the six years before they were executed, their names became known throughout the world. Millions of people felt passionately that Sacco and Vanzetti were innocent, and millions more believed that they had not received a fair trial.
