Jamestown life consisted of many duties and work routines. People used to farm tobacco as a cash crop in Virginia. Routine wise, parents used to go to their jobs and students would go to school.
The Czerwinski family in Jamestown (a habitual name in Polish) usually got up around 6:30-7 am. The children would get fresh up and help their mother get breakfast ready while their father used to get ready to go to work. Sunday was a church day. They went to church at 10 am. The other days, the children school routine started at 8 am and ended at 1 pm. Children had some responsibilities too. After school, they would go to duties which were needed to be done. Normally the duties were sweeping, dusting, making the beds, helping cook and running to the marketplace.
Answer:It is because of his ethnocentrism
Explanation:
Ethnocentrism is a term that refers to the fact that someone thinks that their Culture,ethnicity,nationality,religion and race is better than that of other people .
This belief may make someone thinks that people need to convert into his or her religion or they need to start doing things that his or her nation does because the person believes that theirs(culture,nation, religion etc) is the only thing that is the best in the world.
Nathan says the American education is the only best and effective in the world and this probably offended these other students who come from other countries.
B. Bill of Rights <span>This section of the Constitution states why it was written.</span>
Indira's ascent was backed by her charismatic appeal among the masses that was aided by her government's near-radical leftward turns.
Answer:
A) considered becoming independent from Canada
Explanation:
In 1995, the province of Quebec, Canada, made the headlines in the media with its attempt to gain independence from Canada. It was all done in a peaceful manner in the French speaking province, as there was a referendum organized by the local governing bodies. Despite the referendum being successful, the Canadian government was not recognizing it as it was against its constitution, so Quebec did not gained the independence it wanted. It was not the first time that Quebec tried to gain independence from Canada, as the province has always wanted to be a separate nation, and the chances are very high that it will not be the last attempt for it.
