The story was significant because it reminded Amir of his harsh treatment of Hassan.
This is based on the book, "The Kite Runner," which follows the story of the main character, Amir, as he navigates life as an Afghan:
- torn between traditional and modern beliefs
- running away from his past
- adjusting to a new life in a foreign land
Amir had acted in a condescending manner to Hassan who had been his servant because Amir was educated and Hassan was not.
Soraya on the other hand, had taught her servant, Ziba, to read. When she told Amir this, he realizes how bad he had been to Hassan as well as other things he did which were improper.
In conclusion, Soraya telling Amir how she taught her servant to read made him realize that he had done some bad things and needed to redeem himself.
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The French ruler Louis XIV - c, is the person who is known for these words. With them he wenated to emphasize the fact that his rule was an imperative and he had the main and only say in his country. He was an absolutistic monarch which meant he decided on everything that happened in the country.
Its the other answer because systems all ways change
I believe the answer is:
b. romans built family shrines to ancestral ghost
Most shrines usually built specifically to worship one specific god, and there is a couple of shrines that are built as a place of worship for all Gods. The Gods that worshipped in these shrines were similar to the Gods introduced by ancient greek
d. romans worshiped through rituals in front of city temples
During the worshipped, people on the cities are invited to came to the temples just like a national ceremony that we used to see on modern day celebration.
