Answer:
Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism
Explanation:
India is home to the world's oldest religions, Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as Jainism. All three evolved from shared beliefs and traditions, such as reincarnation, karma, and liberation and achieving nirvana. These beliefs and traditions evolved in the Indus River Valley around 3500 BCE.
This is not my answer but was helpful
Johnhrbek2 Virtuoso
I am going to Dussel.
(I am going to be Dussel)
Dearest Baloini,
I was just done taking a wonderful nap when my room mate walked in. Ugh, I thought little Anne was always complaining. She walked up to me and told me that she wanted to use the table in OUR room two afternoons a week! My reply to this was simply, "No."
The little brat was not content with my answer and so then I said," I have to study too you know, and if I can't do it in the afternoons, I won't be able to fit it in at all. I have to finish the task I've set for myself; otherwise, there's no point in starting. Besides, you aren't serious about your studies. Mythology - what kind of work is that? Reading and knitting don't count either. I use that table and I'm not going to give it up!
Then the girl replied (doesn't she ever give up?) " I do take my work seriously. I can't study next door in the afternoon, and I would appreciate it if you would reconsider my request!"
She finnally left but in the evening she went on again. I overcame her quick enough and I'm not going to tell you the conversation, it was VERY boring. Then just as I thought I had settled the matter, Pim talked to me too and in the end I had to let the brat have my study time.
Until next time, Dussel.
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The correct answer is A) the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer.
<em>The line “sags like a heavy load” in “Harlem” relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics in the “Weary Blues” reflect a heavy load from the singer. </em>
Langston Hughes is the author of the song “Harlem”. The line “sags like a heavy load” that song relates to the overall feeling because the song lyrics reflect a heavy load from the singer. The song starts with the line “What happens to a dream deferred?” The songwriter tries to answer the question in the next lines. Finally, at the end of the song, he adds “maybe it just sags like a heavy load…Ori t just explodes”
Langston Hughes’ successful album “The Weary Blues”, was released in 1926.
