Answer: The first thing you need to know is the title of the game. The easiest way to figure out the rules is to access the internet and check for an official website or other source of rules. This is effective in most cases however if the game is obscure enough this may not be sufficient. You may have to ask the retailer you purchased it from about the game or contact the manufacturer. This is unlikely though because the question states that it is "brand new". So Essentially you need the title of the game, a source of information (preferably the internet), and optionally the manufacturer which you likely have
Explanation:
Confucius
Key texts from Confucius (551-471 BCE) were core material for the civil service examinations in imperial China, beginning in the Sui dynasty (581-618 CE) and reaching the height of development in the Qing dynasty (1644-1912 CE). Not only was the focus on Confucius, but on recognized authoritative commentaries on Confucius.
the answer is France. all of Indo-china were French colonies. These included Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
The second one is reflecting that regardless of what people are paid…they will eventually be replaced by automated machines who are cheaper to replace/repair than people. They need no training and only software updates to keep opening smoothly. Machines don’t get sick…they don’t need down time…they don’t need days off. So they, in the long room, are worth the money to replace people.
Here is some more background information about FDR before he was President:
1) Member of the New York State Senate- FDR initially got involved in politics at the state level, representing the 26th district in the New York legislature.
2) Assistant Secretary of the Navy- FDR served in this role during Woodrow Wilson's presidency. This included World War I. This experience helped President FDR when he became the president and was involved in World War II during the 1940's.
