Answer:
John Wilkes Booth killed Lincoln at a theater
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The elements of today's American culture that remind me of the country's colonial past are the ongoing demand for civil rights for African American people and other minorities groups, terrible racial issues that still deeply divide the United States, the demand of the common-US citizen for better public services such as the health services, and the economic struggle of the medium and lower classes to make a decent living under difficult economic times.
Colonial America was a difficult moment in the history of the United States because people had many struggles when living under the rule of the English monarchy. Political and economic problems such as the heavy taxation imposed by the English government such as the Stamp Act, the Tea Act, or the Navigation Acts. The fact that colonists did not have a voice or representation in the British Parliament. Aggressions such as the Boston Massacre.
So today, there are still many issues to be solved in the United States, which problems are similar in proportions to what colonists lived in the 1600s-1700s.
Answer: How are the Athenian Assembly and the United States Congress similar?
Explanation: Both allow citizens to run their own government.
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Stay at home, please. Today the whole world is in distress.
Everyone advises in horror and fear. Wash your hands, sanitise yourself, don't infect us.
No guests, no visitors. We are alone at home
Corona stole our life.
Keep your distance, keep your distance and we did.
We became a few memories. Whenever they pass our imagination we smile.
Where's the school? Where are the classes? And my friends, and the teacher asking us about our homework.
Empty and sad streets. And the play grounds are as if they're asking about us.
Corona, tomorrow you will see. Our dreams, our awareness and our will bring us victory over you.
Answer: Sir Bedivere being contemplative.
This excerpt's imagery is intented to tell the reader that Sir Bedivere was in a state of contemplation. We can see that by the use of phrases such as:
- <em>Counting the dewy pebbles:</em> He is doing some monotonous activity that requires little mental effort. He is likely thinking of something else meanwhile.
- <em>Fixed in thought:</em> Concentrating on some specific thought that is of great importance to him.