I would probably say benefit.
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B: the original immigrants came Mostly from Great Britain afterward, immigrants came from all over the world
Answer:
1. E. Kim, Fetter, Gonzalez, Jordt, Howland.
2. A. Fetter's essay is featured in the issue immediately preceding the issue in which Jordt's essay is featured.
3. B. Fetter's essay is featured in the fifth issue.
4. E. Kim's essay has a rural theme
5. E. An essay by Kim has an urban theme
6. C. Fetter's essay cannot have the same type as Jordt's theme
Explanation:
There are five photographers who are assigned an essay each with either urban or rural theme. The three essays should have Rural theme whereas the rest can have urban theme. Kim's essay is first featured which has rural theme and the nest to kim is fetter who must write urban theme essay.
Tatami or tatamis are woven straw mats, used in Japanese homes, generally as floor coverings.
- these are rectangular in shape
- Traditionally, rush grass was woven around a rice straw core to keep the tatami mat firm. However, now the rice straw core is often replaced with more modern materials, such as wood chips or polystyrene foam.
- In shinden and shoin domestic architecture, tatami completely cover the floor.
- From primitive times, the floor has remained the common surface for sitting and sleeping in Japanese architecture.
- The mats work well with the unique climate of Japan, which is hot and humid in the summer and cold and dry in the winter, and the tatami mats evidently help regulate interior humidity.
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<span>Wilson wanted a just peace, no harsh reparations, and an international body to resolve conflicts peacefully. His ideas were embodied in his '14 Points', which unfortunately he gave to the Germans without consulting his allies.
Clemenceau wanted a very harsh peace, the return of French territories captured in the 1870 war (Alsace and Lorraine), reparations, and the demilitarisation of Germany.
Lloyd-George sort of fell between the two, but domestic politics and the desire for revenge forced him closer to Clemenceau. He also wanted control of German colonies to take away this threat to the British Empire.</span>
