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1. Developing countries tend to have more social backward and traditional ideas, which impose very defined social standards and very strict gender roles. Although there are exceptions, the less developed a country is, the greater are the cases of devaluation of women, causing girls not to be welcomed in these countries.
2. This means that families do not see the birth of girls as a sign of wealth, but rather a sign of expense and bad luck, as in many places, women are prevented from working and even studying.
3. This type of positioning strongly influences the behavior of the girls as they grow up, causing them to become highly oppressed, repressed and insecure in relation to themselves and in relation to the world. However, countries that position themselves differently in relation to girls also have different influences on their behavior.
4. The feeling of devaluation prevents girls from fully developing, being unable to take on the responsibilities of their lives independently and completely.
5. In this case, the impact is negative not only on girls, but also on the country, which loses a large number of successful professionals, since it discriminates against women. This prevents countries from being successful and causes them to be frowned upon internationally.
The speaker wanted the bard to stop singing because
<span>He was tired of sitting and wanted to participate in the games.
You can read these in the lines
"you've had our fill or food well shared and the lyre too"
and
"test ourselves in contests"</span><span />
Answer:
Switzerland is a nation of full of traditions. There are over 100 fun and enjoyable holidays and festivals through out the year for celebrating foods, religions, and fall harvest. The Swiss peoples love and enjoy gathering and celebrating festivals and holidays with their families and friends.
The wine and cheese festivals are very common and celebrate few times a year. The music festivals are mostly held in summer. The national day is at the first of August, it is celebrated by having fire works, concerts and yodeling. The Christmas in Switzerland is very special. Santa Clause will give out candies and presents to the people on the street. The Swiss decorate the houses, sing carols, wrap presents, bake cookies, and go to the church. All these make this cold and windy season full of joy and peace.
I'm pretty sure that it's B
