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restating (i think), or summarizing
Explanation:
If you mean quinceañera then the first difference lies in age. A sweet sixteen is celebrated, quite obviously, on one's sixteenth birthday, while a quinceañera is celebrated on one's fifteenth birthday, as it is traditionally seen as the age a girl enters womanhood in Latinx culture. It began with the Aztecs who believed fifteen to be the age that boys became warriors and the age that girls became the mothers of future warriors. This is also significant because although modern <span>quinceañeras may be rather extravagant similar to sweet sixteens, it was not intended to be that way originally.</span>
This ties in with the biggest difference: culture. A sweet sixteen, as far as I know, can be celebrated by anyone of any culture, but a quinceañera is specifically a Latinx celebration, though it is celebrated in certain parts of Spain and Portugal as well.
Another difference is that a <span>quinceañera is seen as comparable to debutante balls that were held in the United Kingdom and United States, which is again linked to the girl becoming a woman.
Lastly, while it's not considered tradition everywhere, some choose to attend mass as part of the </span>quinceañera celebration, while that wouldn't typically be associated with modern sweet sixteen parties.
If I were you, I wouldn't let anyone near that crystal vase.
If there are no paragraphs you can just say paragraph 1.
The sentence that best supports the idea is C. The Provincial Congress formed by the thirteen colonies during the American Revolution, built a Continental Army under the leadership of General George Washington. This Army together with French Troops defeated the British Army commanded by Cornwallis in 1781 in the Battle of Yorktown.
The Battle boosted American morale and revived French enthusiasm for the war, as well as undermining popular support for the conflict in Great Britain.
This was a long period of wars, battles and negotiations which ended up in the Treaty of Paris in 1873.