I believe a circular reasoning would be someone stating relevant reasoning of a topic for example for atheists do you believe in god the circular reasonings are all similar: god doesn't exist (because) there is no evidence to god (because) any evidence for god isn't evidence shaped like circular (circle of reasoning) Atheists have similar reasoning as they don't believe in god hope this helps :)
A is the answer I have seen the question before
A way you can tell if a problem is big or small is how bad the problem is for example if you got into a car crash that’s a big problem
but if you dropped a can of soda that’s a small problem
a way you can tell if you need help is again the example with the car crash you need help with that so you call the police
if you dropped the soda you can clean it yourself
if the problem is small enough you’ll know like forgetting to clean a dish or fork that’s a problem you can let go
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In John Steinbeck's short story, "The Chrysanthemums," Elisa, the protagonist, is characterized at first as a woman who find pleasure in what she does on her husband's ranch. She especially loves her garden, particularly her chrysanthemums.
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If I was you I would change some word in the answer as you talking so the teacher doesn't goole the answer
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Vol. 21:155-173 (Volume publication date May 2018)
First published as a Review in Advance on January 26, 2018
https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-polisci-041916-020230What is the climate today in the region of the ancient civilization?
the Area Still a Semi-Arid Region? Ancient Mesopotamia used to have about 10 inches of rain per year and very hot temperatures – in summer average temperatures reached 110 degrees Fahrenheit. Modern-day Iraq and Syria have an arid climate. They have hot, dry summers and short cool winters.Apr
