<span>Public speakers in the United States should make eye contact with their audience members as much as possible. Speakers may need to move around their platform or stage, in order to have contact with all members. Eye contact is very important in the United States and is viewed as a sign of respect and engagement.</span>
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<em>Bedouin Nomadic, desert-dwelling Arab peoples of the Middle East and followers of Islam. Traditionally they live <u>in tents,</u> moving with their herds across vast areas of arid land in search of grazing areas.</em>
From a portrait by John Singleton Copley, he seemed to have been a white, slightly overweight man. His face had severe features of beady eyes, prominent nose, and thin lips which gave him an air of seriousness.
He spoke about liberty, peace and democratic freedoms, which was addressed towards both Americans and people abroad. He also spoke about the desire for peace, including calling for Soviet cooperation to end the threat of war and nuclear destruction.
They wore shorter hemlines and more “promiscuous” styles for the standard of fashion during the victorian era. hemlines to the knee instead of at the ankle were considered taboo. these women had short hair in sleek Bobs. they were Gobby costume jewelry. all of this was seen as nontraditional, and therefore were seen as rebellious for the Victorian era
