London Promenade
Pomp and Circumstance (March No. 1 in D), commonly known as “the graduation song” was written in 1901 by English composer Sir Edward Elgar. The composition was first played at London Promenade Concert to a roaring crowd and two ovations.
Answer:
Probably because Africa is a 3rd world country and a lot of people there are poor, so they can't afford travel
Brown v. Board of Education was a case about the integration of African American students into traditionally all-white schools.
Answer:
The conditions are:
- Having same goals.
- Established ground rules
- understand individual roles in the team
Explanation:
During the forming stage of the group, people just beginning to familiarize themselves with other group members and they only start to learn about the responsibilities, social standings, and the roles that expected of them within the group.
Having the same goals, establishing ground rules, and understanding their role are the basic minimum that needed to be fulfilled to ensure that the group can maintain the harmony and able to work together to continue to group's operation.
