Answer:
Pentalpha
Explanation:
Pentalpha is a board game which consists of simple star pentagon design play. It dates back to the ancient Greek where it was borrowed from Egypt. The game was widely popular in Greece as evidence have been similarly mentioned in ancient literature as Pente Grammai.
<span>Solons reforms were that all citizens were admitted in the
Ekklesia or the Assembly of Athenian citizens and during this period, ordinary
people had the right to elect officials as well as hold officials into
account. This was made possible when
Solon lowered the requirements for people to be admitted. He also classified
the people into different groups according to their economic status. He also
dismantled large estates that encouraged free trade and commerce led to the rise
of a merchant class in Athens. His
reforms laid the foundation for democracy in Athens.</span>
This is an example of egocentrism.
It is common in young children but tends to disappear as they grow up. In this case, Marcelo doesn't understand that his grandma cannot see what he is seeing - they are talking on the phone, which means that they are not together at the time, thus she cannot see the bird he sees. Young children cannot understand that other people have other perspectives other than their own, and that sometimes they don't match.
People are ranked based on achieved status. The most open form (i.e., permitting the most social mobility) of stratification. Hope i helped. Peace✌️
