Observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.
<u>Answer:</u>
Michael brown, along with his wife, gave Harper Lee the best Christmas present of all time.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A year worth of wage as she was finding it hard to balance between her professional life and her passion for writing. This gift was an encouragement for Harper Lee so that she could focus all of her time and mind into writing and that's exactly what she did.
Michael and Joy brown happened to be Harper Lee's friends from New York City. The gift was given to her in the form of an envelope and during that one year of break that she took, she spent her time writing "To kill a Mockingbird", a renowned and an interesting novel.
Answer:
What are you serious? You don't know about INA, if you are a Indian its a really shameful thing, don't be offended but that is true.
Explanation:
INA is the Indian National Army, its not a political party that does politics in name of freedom and then divides the country, it is a army, with the idea of nationalism, pure nationalism that was formed firstly in Singapore, and then the members joined and it became huge movement, a army movement. Young man and woman joined this and tried to defeat the British, they destroyed British camps in Northeastern states and were about to enter the central India, before which because of some moles and unfairness they were defeated and at the same time Subhash Chandra Bose met an accident which further lead to its downfall, but it effected the British Government that soon they decided to get themselves out of India, and this is what today we have. The efforts of INA plays a very important role in shaping the Indian Army and shaping of a independent India.
Can you please explain what the question is?
Answer:
The cause and effect relationship described in this section is the establishment of the communication revolution caused by the invention of printing press.
Explanation:
Cause and effect relationships are those that present a situation where one element causes the creation and another element, that is, these elements have such a strong connection between them, that one becomes the result of the existence of the other.
Right at the beginning of the section entitled "The first communication revolution" we have an example of this type of relationship when the author states that the cause of the communication revolution was the creation of the printing press.
