Answer:
que ideas politicas y economicas predominan en el siglo XIX?
The best answer to go with is b
Exams are required to qualify
Positions are not
Officials enjoy a life of comfort
Officials cannot live in home district
Trabb's Boy was a young lad who worked for a Tailor named Trabb in the Novel "Great Expectations". On the other hand, Pip was an orphan who the Tailor gave shelter and has evolved to become a well dressed and mannered man. In a certain way, he is the antithesis of Trapp's Boy.
In the novel, Trapps's Boy makes sure the reader is at the notice of Pip's faults. He is a character who is not afraid of what others think of his behavior. However, this does not justify the wrongdoings he has done in the past and his attitude towards Pip, as what society judges are not your emotions, but your actions.
Before the United States dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Stalin knew that the US was developing some sort of mass destruction weapon, but he didn't quite know the specific details. Once the bombs were dropped, and the Soviets stole the secrets to making an atomic bomb, both the US and the USSR escalated into a nuclear arms race, intensifying the already rocky relationship between the worlds two superpowers. Additionally, the rise of communism in several nations (Korea, China, Vietnam) scared the Americans into sponsoring civil wars in both Korea and Vietnam to try and "contain" communism, while the Soviets sought to expand their communist market into nearby nations. Americans saw this as the Soviets attempting to destroy capitalist markets and ruin the American economy, while the Americans saw Soviet expansion into Eastern Europe as a form of tyranny.