At ancient Greek sports festivals it was the custom to give ribbons to winning athletes. Later, at the awards' ceremony, the athlete received a wreath of leaves such as olive, laurel or wild celery leaves, depending on the festival. The identity of the athlete and the event he won are not known. Athletes are selected by their respective NOCs, who are responsible for supporting them and entering them for the Games. The IOC sends out invitation letters to all NOCs one year before the Opening Ceremony and those NOCS then submit entries for the Games who are then approved or otherwise by the IOC. They got The Olympic Order award for winning.
<span>Han dysnasty is believed to
be the golden era because of its long-lasting legacy in China, that even today’s
generation still benefits. It established first the Silk Road. This 7,000-mile
Silk road lets the connection with the West, allowing trades with China. Next
achievement is the invention of books and paper. Originally papers have coarse
and uneven texture and thick in size. During this time, disintegrated and pounded
hemp fibers were transformed to a paper that is lighter, cheaper, more durable
and even thinner. Lastly, Han dynasty has shaped the morality of Chinese because
of the prevalence of Confucianism as the official state ideology.</span>
Answer:
Actually, in a very strict sense none of the answers is correct, an the province that includes Labrador is called Newfoundland and Labrador - but the closest answer is a).
The total population of this province is under half a million people, with only 30 000 on the island of Labrador.
Explanation:
The correct answer is A) A blogger publishes secret national security information.
<em>Each of these activities is protected by the constitutional right of free expression except </em><u><em>a blogger publishes secret national security information</em></u><em>.
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The constitutional right of free expression can be found in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that was signed in December 1791, as part of the Bill of Rights. The amendment prohibits the government from creating laws that establish any kind of religion or dogma and prohibits the free exercise of religion. The First Amendment also prohibits the government to interfere with the freedom of speech, the freedom of the press, and the right to assemble in a peaceful way.
It protected the United States from competitors located in foreign countries.