Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Favellas".
Explanation:
- Favela, also known as favella, in Brazil, a shantytown situated within and even on the edges of the major cities of the world, in particular, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
- It typically comes across as if squatters invade unused land onto the edge of the city and build huts with reclaimed or looted goods.
Therefore, Fevallas is the right answer.
Answer:
The Magna Carta established the idea of consultative government, an idea that is central to modern democracy. Many of the clauses of the Magna Carta controlled the ways in which the King could raise money. The King agreeing to limits on taxation was a fundamental moment in the development of democracy.
Answer:
This would be a simple situation of a brother following his older sibling.
Explanation:
I've seen this before.
Even though Isaiah has been taught by his teachers and/or parents not to use drugs, he will try it if he sees his brother trying it without the consequences he has heard of from his teachers and/or parents.
Unless the older sibling has done anything wrong in the younger sibling's eyes, the younger sibling will always look up to his older brother/sister. Even if the younger brother has been taught over and over again not to do something because of the horrid consequences that come with it, he will do it if he sees his brother doing the same without the consequences specified.
In other words : If the older brother hasn't been caught by anyone for using drugs, the younger brother will follow suit, or at least try to do the same.
Hope this helps.
Answer and Explanation:
A. All the communities that Malala recognizes as a member are marginalized, ignored and socially devalued communities. All of these communities limited Malala's success in some way in any situation where she was inserted and for that reason, her success is so significant, because it was all these limitations that stimulated her to reach all the goals she had and has.
B. I believe that all the identities that Malala has are strong in the same intensity in any situation. This is because these identities are not just titles that she carries, but they are what she is, what makes up her construction as a human being.
C. This question is very personal and must be answered by yourself, about the way you see yourself and the role you play in the world. You can answer this question using the example of Malala and knowing yourself as belonging to some minority, such as blacks, women, Latinos, among others. You can also recognize yourself based on your culture and region of birth, your nationalism and even a specific community or lifestyle that you believe is impacting your life.
