The best option that illustrates the nativist sentiments of the 1920s would be "(B) The reemergence of the Ku Klux Klan and the passage of the National
<span>Origins Act" since both of these formed primarily in order to intimidate "non-natives" from coming to the US--especially people who were black, Jewish, Catholic, etc. </span>
The correct answer is B. Germany and Austria would’ve won the war
D. Macro sociology is defined as: the sociological study of and long-term patterns and processes of large-scale social systems.
In Joseph Conrad’s novella “Heart of Darkness” in 1899. The main character –Marlow- after finishing his long voyage in Congo and returning to Europe. He feels awkward and not so familiarized with civilization so that he decided to call and meet the people Kurtz’s paper were addressed to. For this reason, he left with a number of personal letters and a photograph of Kurtz's fiancée, whom he referred to as "My Intended". There, he encountered with a woman in mourning, dressed in black due to Kurtz’s death. Although he had passed away more than a year ago, she kept her mourning and begged Marlow to tell her his last words. Compelling Marlow to lie and said his lasts words were: her name.
Polyphonic music is a type of music that consists of two or more lines of independent melody, as opposed to having a single voice or a single melodic voice.
The Catholic Church was upset about the use of polyphonic music in mass prior to the period of the Western Schism. The main reason for this was that many people believed that, by using polyphony, secular music was being allowed to mix with sacred music. This removed the solemnity that a mass demanded. Moreover, such type of music also made it more difficult to understand the words of the mass. However, attitudes varied among different proponents and different regions.
