The correct answer is Luminous
Explanation: The mosaics have a very old origin. They were already called mosaics in Crete, Mesopotamia and, as we know, in Greece and Rome.
The Romans built the mosaics with small cubic pieces called tessela. The materials of these tesserae were limestone, stained glass, ceramic.
Paleo-Christian art, now able to enjoy greater financial bases and relegating fresco mural painting to the background, will seek to perfect the technique and will toast the interior of the church with intense and vibrant color images, possible by replacing marble with pieces of colored glass . However, this new material does not allow a complex palette of shades and the modeling of the figures loses their contact with the real world, the characters present themselves as transcendental, immaterial beings, inhabitants of a kingdom of light and gold.
The answer is: They are more likely to teach their children to rely on family and friends. Asian families are known for their close family ties and this strong bond is what the parents inculcate to their children while growing up. Parents teach their child how to maintain close family bonds consequently values and beliefs of the family members and relatives were also absorbed by the child. Due to the close familial interactions, the family values become a part of the child's development.
Solution :
California Republic is a western US state. It is the 3rd largest states in the United States of America.
Every states in the US has two Senates to the Congress and US House of Representation to the House.
The parliament of the USA is called as Congress. It has two house, the Lower Louse or the House of the Representatives and the Upper House or the Senates.
The present Senators of California are Dianne Feinstein and Alejandro “Alex” Padilla from Democrat party.
California has 53 Representatives to the Lower House. Some of the member of the House of Representative of California are Jared Huffman, John Garamendi, Doris Matsui, Mike Thompson, Ami Bera, Nancy Pelosi, Josh Harder, Jerry McNerney, Eric Swalwell, Jim Costa, Barbara Lee and others.
