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Buy expensive machinery. Buy seeds and supplies at low cost. Negotiate with railroads and shipping companies.
If what I’m imagining is correct, the you have a rectangle with two of the sides being the same length they were when it was a square. But the other two are half as much as the original. Because there are two half’s you can add them to make one whole (one original side length). Divide 21 by 3 to find out the side length, because it’s a square they’re all going to be the same. Now you know that the length off all the sides of the square are 7. To find the area just multiply length times width (7x7), and get 49 square inches as the answer
The correct answers are A) to portray the legacies of people of the past. B) to provide functional comforts and shelter.
Historically, some of the functions of architecture and construction have been to portray the legacies of people of the past and to provide functional comforts and shelter.
Architecture has been one of the most important legacies of past civilizations. Through the study of ancient architecture, historians, archeologists, and other scholars can study and analyze the way ancestors lived, their customs, the public use of buildings, the religious use of buildings, and how was the family environment of the past.
That is why is so important that governments preserve and take care of archeological sites, and old buildings from the past, no matter the time. Every single epoch has constructions that can illustrate modern-day society.
The groups that lived in the Great Plains were very diverse. Some of them farmed and others moved around following bison herds. Groups were so diverse that they developed a sign language for communication when trading or negotiating terms.
They are limited if they harm the public interest. In other words you have a right to free speech but you can't yell fire in a crowded place because it would be against the public's best interest to cause a panic.
Another example: You have the right to religious freedom as long as you aren't forcing people to believe your religion.
The limits end where another person's limits start.
