I don't know what text you are referring to, but, according to Homer texts, Ulysses is the one that came up with the idea of the Trojan wooden horse and during his 20 years long travels he always got out of difficult situations using his knowledge and wisdom. I think this is the reason why Minerva helped him
Answer:
“Don’t judge a man until you’ve walked two moons in his moccasins.”
Explanation:
It basically means to not judge anyone by their appearance. For example, sometimes people act weird, quiet, or even mean but we can't judge them unless we are in their shoes. We can't judge them unless we understand the why of his/her actions or way of being.
I think it's from page 60.
All of them apply to me. Freedom can’t be defined narrowly: is the conjunction of many circumstances that free the individual both physically and psychologically . It also includes the rights of political participation and free expression, and the right of self-determination (clothes, self-image, self-worth and the right to decide where and how to live). In conclusion, all of them.
It maybe man mater of his destiny i gueesed
The right answer is alternative three.
In the excerpt from "Little Women," the conversation between Amy and Aunt March's maid conveys that Esther is a devout Catholic. First she admits she is indeed a good Catholic when Amy looks at the rosary. Then she explains to Amy that the saints would be contented if the rosary were used to pray, rather than using it as a vain necklace.
