Answer:
I do not know
Explanation:
the reason I don't know is because I just don't
Answer:
Radio sobretudo. A Hora do Brasil
Explanation:
Após a Revolução de 1932, sobretudo em que havia aberta propaganda de ideias políticas
Como bem informa PEROSA (1995), houve uma invasão à Rádio Record que defendia ideais da Revolução Constitucionalista e a Rádio Transmissora defendia ideais integralistas de cunho nazi-fascistas.
Getúlio Vargas, buscava comunicar-se com o povo através do programa radiofônico " A Hora do Brasil" que mais tarde após o fim do Estado Novo, em 1946, passou a chamar-se " A Voz do Brasil".
As rádios era obrigadas a transmiti-lo, um programa de propaganda pró governo "chapa branca" em que havia discursos de Vargas, músicas de alguns artistas de sucesso, e notícias selecionadas e sobretudo após 1937 com os ideais de propaganda e manipulação importados, do Fascismo e do Nazismo. Ideais esses que Vargas simpatiza.
Perosa, Lilian Maria. <em>A Hora do Clique.</em> São Paulo, USP. 1995.
B. They were not paid for their work during the war
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The meaning of the phrase "general good of the colony" means that the decisions that are about to be taken must benefit the whole, not just the interests of one group or an individual.
This quote was expressed by the Pilgrims who traveled in the Mayflower ship to the American shores. During the trip, they gather together and created a document to establish the first type of government in the colony. Laster, this document was known as the "Mayflower Compact." This was an agreement on how to rule the colony and respect one another, stating that the general good of the colony was the priority over other particular interests.
The right answer is D. To prevent snow build-up.
The slanted roof masonry was a technique popularly used in the Russian architecture in the 16th and 17th centuries. The development of a slanted roof could only be possible because of the use of the quadrant arch, imported from North Western Europe. Before that time tented roofs (conical, or actually polygonal roofs) were made of wood and used in the wooden churches. Slanted roofs were evolved in order to carry on the large amount of snow which fell in this northern region. Wooden tents also were used to cover towers in kremlins, or even applied in some common buildings, like it was in Western Europe, but the thin, pointed, nearly conical roofs of the similar shape made of brick or stone became a unique form in Russian church architecture.