I think it’s C
Explanation:
Augustus, the nephew of Julius Caesar turned rome into an empire.
After following the instructions, these are my comments.
I doodle for a minute without thinking, following my instincts and feeling free to draw in any direction. Then I draw a square at the back of the paper
1. I compare the two activities in that they allow me to simply express my creativity by following my instinct.
2. What I felt when I was doodling and drawing figures was the following.
- It made me express myself like never before.
- I was not restricted to following strict instructions.
- I felt very creative to just draw what I wanted.
3. Between the two activities, what I think needs certain control or discipline:
- is when you have to heed instructions in order to get to a determined result.
Otherwise, it is very important to be free to be creative
I conclude that true expression comes from creativity, not from a set of instructions or restrictions.
Freely expressing yourself is a true mark of creativity.
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Elvis Presley (rock-and-roll star), James Dean (actor, he died in 1954) and Chuck Berry ( rock-and-roll star) were famous icons of the 1950s youth culture. Frank Sinatra was not a famous icon, during the 1950's he was in a kind of shadow.
Correct answer is D - Frank Sinatra
Radical Islamists have contributed to this misunderstanding of Islam as inherently violent, intolerant, and fundamentalist religion and worldview. However, an average Westerner also partakes in this collection of prejudices, as they are not informed enough, nor do they wish to acquaint themselves better with the history of Islam. The Islamic Middle East was a cradle of mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, arts. Even later, while the Western Europe was grappling with medieval bigotry, intolerance, quackery and different forms of witch hunt, Islamic countries have been perhaps the most advanced societies of their time in the scientific, artistic and civilizational sense.
