In one technical sense, 'Ashkenazi' means Jewish and descended from specific communities that settled in what is now France and Germany during the first millennium. In casual usage it's broader, meaning Jewish and of European descent (as opposed to Middle Eastern or North African). Most of the European Jewish communities between the Rhine and the Pale of Settlement descended from those same Western European communities anyway.
'Sephardic' technically indicates adherence to a set of religious and cultural traditions that are different from those of European Jews, but in casual usage it indicates ethnicity or geographic origin. 'Jewish and of Middle Eastern/North African descent'. 'Mizrahi' is a more technically appropriate term for a Jew whose recent ancestors are 'Eastern', which is how it literally translates.
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"plainer headdresses and fewer neck-rings"
"belts hung with small crocodile heads"
"the heads and shoulders of two tiny Europeans"
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These are all details that would help a reader visualize the plaque being described. If an author wants a reader to be able to visualize something that he is describing, then he needs to provide lots of details that appeal to the reader's senses. This will enable the reader to better imagine such a picture in his mind. In this example, all of these options provide lots of visual details that create a picture in the reader's mind.
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Answer: The Himalaya act as a boon for India as they act as a barrier to cold Siberian winds. they give tropical touch to the climate of the India. They stop rear bearing Monsoon winds from crossing into Tibet and force the wids to shed their moisture within Indian subcontinent.
A. elevation because when talking about how many ft something is above sea level it is always talking about elevation
