Answer: September 5, 1774
Explanation:
On September 5, 1774, delegates from each of the 13 colonies except for Georgia (which was fighting a Native American uprising and was dependent on the British for military supplies) met in Philadelphia as the First Continental Congress to organize colonial resistance to Parliament's Coercive Acts
Question : Which are key teachings or characteristics of Buddhism?
Logical Answer : Following the Eightfold Path of right living and right thinking will lead to Nirvana.
Answer:
Plautilla's painting was unique for several reasons:
1. In the period when she produced this painting, the Painting Industry was dominated by male artists
2. she was a self-taught artist. So there is a strong urge to make comparisons between the work of a self-taught artist and those of others who learned the trade by apprenticing under great artists
3. speaking about the last supper painting, it was noted that her painting differed significantly from those painted by male artists in the following ways:
- the tableware was more elaborate;
- the meal featured was indicative or typical of what residents of Santa Catrina would enjoy
Some commentators have also mentioned that her painting elicits much interest given that she must have taken so much pain first to master her craft second to endure the difficulty of creating it whilst maintaining conformity with the norms/disciplines of the nunnery, especially in matters relating to vestment.
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I believe the correct answer would be <span>3.) They fought each other over philosophical differences but also teamed up to fight outside invaders, after which their differences caused friction that pushed them apart once again.
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While 2 would make sense because of the origins of the Communist party within the Nationalist party, but they never began as allies. 1 would be false because the Communist party formally began around 1929. 4 would be false because they did not coexist peacefully prior to 1960.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
When Angelina Grimké came to realize the horrors of slavery, she first spoke out against it in the Presbyterian Church in Charleston where she had been an active member and teacher. She became frustrated with the Presbyterian minister who spoke privately with her against slavery but would not publicly denounce it.