The correct answer is C. That Hecuba properly mourned the death of her beloved husband.
Explanation
In the excerpt from Act II of Hamlet a situation is described in which Hecuba surprises Pyrrhus mincing her husband's legs with his sword and her reaction of clamor and grief is "Would have made milch the burning eyes of heaven, And passion in the gods ". According to this scenario, it can be inferred that the extract suggests that Hecuba properly mourned the death of her beloved husband, because once she finds her husband is dead she shows a lot of pain and grief.
The correct answer is Option A) Perestroika
The picture of a McDonald's in Russia is one the finest examples of Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of
Perestroika.
Perestroika was a reformist political movement within the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. Literally translated as 'Restructuring' Mikhail Gorbachev and many of his colleagues believed that the Soviet Union required urgent social and economic reforms to grow and strengthen the country.
It led to the opening up of Russia, more economic freedom and even a move towards democracy.
Historians cite the policy as one the leading causes for the fall of the Soviet Union.
1. took too much space
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3. steel
Catalan, French, Italian, Portuguese, Occitan, Rhaeto-Romanic, Romanian, and Spanish are the main Romance languages.
When cross referencing the lists we can see French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish
New technology played a huge role in shaping the economy of the 1920s. Technology, such as the radio, were common because of mass culture, so people bought radios. Also, the car completely changed the way americans went about their daily lives. Cars created the largest industry in the US - $800 million. Cars helped create the self-perpetuating cycle of money/jobs (Standardized mass productions led to: Better machinery in factories led to: Higher production and higher wages led to: More demand for consumer goods led to: More standardized mass production). Cars also created a new market for credit. New technology helped the economy boom, and created the "golden age".
