Answer:
letting go and getting rid of something,
Explanation:
The word that is mentioned in the question is wrong and the actual word is "discharged". That being said in the following sentence from the boston tea party ...
"Others raised them to the railing and discharged their contents overboard"
The word discharged is being used to say that the individuals are letting go and getting rid of something, in this case by throwing it overboard the ship where it will be gone. In this scenario, what they are getting rid of is their content with their actions.
Answer:
Explanation:
India is a country located in Asia, often seen mistakenly seen as a poor country and stereotyped. In reality it has great culture and celebrate many holidays to honor everyday things such as Holi, celebration of colors or Diwali the celebration of lights. It has great history, and was long ago took over by the British after the Sepoy rebellion when they lost control India ended up divided, two major countries that stand out from that division is mainland India and Pakistan. Today in India the language spoken most commonly is Hindi but others such as Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi are all used. Most people their are Hindu but Shikisam, Buddhism, and Islam occupy India as well. Amanda should not of assumed India is similar to China. Not only is this not true but this assumption puts all Asian countries together. These are stereotypes that are not true. Her assumption was the equivalent of saying America and Europe are the same we very well know they are not.
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Answer:
well about 41 million
Explanation:
Some Democratic presidential candidates leaned on their Spanish language skills during the first Democratic primary debate on Wednesday.
The debate, which aired on NBC and MSNBC, was also broadcast on Telemundo platforms, making it the first Spanish-language channel to host a Democratic presidential debate. About 41 million U.S. residents speak Spanish at home, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
O’Rourke, who represented a border district and speaks fluent Spanish, kicked things off early in the debate, breaking out in Spanish in answer to the first question addressed to him about the top individual tax rates.
