In this interview, Marianna Cost, a retired woman living in New Jersey explains how she was raised. Her upbringing illustrates traditional American values of independence and hard work, the importance and value of community and family, respect for fallen one, compassion, and volunteerism.
She begins by explaining the average work week of ten hours a day for six days a week and following up the hard work outside the home with housework on Sunday. This explanation details the independence, hard work, care of property, and determination shown by Americans. She then discusses the importance of community and caring for one another by checking on the sick, sending your condolences, and sitting down together for family meal time. Cost then asserts the importance of volunteerism and compassion for the deceased.
These ideals are all often important to American citizens and helped to lay the foundation of a successful society.
Answer:
stress
Explanation:
Edgar is a hardworking person. He seems to complete as many demands as his will power and strength permit him to do so. Yet, humans have physical and mental limits to complete demands of works. And if so many work demands crop up at the same time, anyone, like Edgar, will be in huge stress. Edgar feels he should complete all demands, yet he doesn't have the energy to do it. Hence, he is stressed with tension. And there is the time limit to finish a demand. If the time limit does not allow Edgar to complete all the demands, he must be in stress by exercising too much physical and metal strains.
Attacks from barbarian tribes outside of the empire such as the Visigoths, Huns, Franks, and Vandals. The Roman army was no longer a dominant force. The empire became so large it was difficult to govern.
Answer:
D. The Berlin Wall was built
Explanation:
<span>19.5 percent of nuclear electricity is generated in the us </span>
