The gods were considered to be<br> or able to live forever.

i will give someone brainlist and the most most i can give them if they write a fictional short story to go along with the image

Sergio [31]

"Mother do we have to go back today?" Eloise looked down at her upset daughter.

"Darling, what's the matter?" She bent over and fixed the red ribbons in the girl's blond braids.

"How come we haven't heard from daddy yet?" Eloise felt her heart drop as a cold shiver raced down her spine. She shook her thoughts away and reassured her daughter.

"Never mind that, your father is hard at work, he'll be coming home soon. Now we have to go." Eloise reapplied her red lipstick before she left for the corner store.

Walking around in a town that was now largely filled with women and children, seemed so strange to many of the women now having to fill men's places in the town work. Everywhere Eloise looked she saw pinned-up hair and heels. Occasionally she would catch herself searching through the crowd hoping to catch a glimpse of her husband. Her heart ached for him every day, and it pained her even more how her daughter might react to the news.

"Good morning little Sophia, how are you doing this fine evening?" Both smiled at Mr. Smoth, The owner of the corner store. He was one of the very few men who weren't shipped off to war due to his age.

" I don't know, I'm kind of upset." Sophia started fiddling with her pink plaid skirt.

" Oh, and why would that be young lady?" Mr. Smoth Walked both of them towards the door as fast as his cane and bad hip would allow him to do so.

" Well, daddy hasn't written back in a while." Mr. Smoth and Eloise both exchanged looks before he tried to cheer Sophia up while Eloise set up the window where she and Mrs. Patterson would be displaying war bonds and stamps.

"Sophia go into the back and help Mr. Smoth organize the selves."

"Good Morning Mrs. Barnsley, how are you this evening?" Eloise turned to see Mrs. Patterson walking in.

"I'm fine, and you?"

"Oh, just fine." She sat a basket down that was filled with stamps. "I just got a letter from John, he's getting sent back home!" She exclaimed in excitement.

"Oh my! That amazing, but how come? The war isn't over yet."

"Yes I know, he was shot in the chest and it got caught in his ribcages. He's in much pain but I'm looking forward to seeing him soon."

"That's lovely, I'm so happy for you." Eloise smiled even though she was envious that her friend was going to be able to see her husband again.

"Excuse me, Ma'am, may I have one?" Eloise turned to see a young man looking to be freshly eighteen.

"Does your mother know your here?"

"I'm required to serve my country, I'll tell her tonight when I get home."

"Alright, well thank you for your service." Eloise handed him a war bond and gave him a faint smile as he walked away. She hoped that his mother Didn't have to feel the way she does for her late husband.

"Eloise, we have other customers." Eloise looked from the boy walking to a small line of men gathering around the corner store window.

"Ah sorry." She cleared her throat and got back to work.

Hope this is ok ✌

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3 years ago

While many European rulers fought to improve educational opportunities for their subjects, they offered little change for women

Charra [1.4K]

Women and girls were not thought of back then for having the same rights as men. Men were seen as powerful and superior rather than women who were seen as nonsuperior. They didn’t want women to have the same amount of power that men had.

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Assassination attempts, threats, and conspiracies surrounding Dr. King.

pishuonlain [190]

The claim of another shooter

In 1993, Jowers told ABC's Sam Donaldson that Ray didn't kill King and that he knew who was paid to do it. That account provoked a new round of questions about King's murder. But Jowers didn't want to say more unless the district attorney granted him immunity from prosecution.

James Earl Ray, ailing and serving a 99-year prison sentence, once again pushed for a way to re-open the case. And thus began another investigation.

Local prosecutors in Memphis, including John Campbell, were assigned to look at claims by Jowers and others.

"You know there was a lot of people that all of a sudden, yes, just came out of the woodwork," Campbell said.

Investigators went back and interviewed people who were at Jowers' bar and grill in 1968. Campbell's investigation concluded that many of those people failed to back him up.

One witness who was supporting Jowers decades after the killing allegedly told her sister that she was motivated by the prospect of money, in a call that was overheard by investigators. And Jowers himself changed his tune, from what he told the FBI at the time of the murder.

"Within a couple of weeks, we figured out this first story wasn't going to go anywhere, it wasn't true," Campbell said.

Something else was happening around that time — the launching of another investigation, this time, by the Justice Department under President Bill Clinton.

Veteran civil rights prosecutor Barry Kowalski, who worked on the federal case against the police who beat Rodney King in 1991, led that effort.

"We conducted a conscientious and a thorough investigation and just like the four official investigations before it, found no credible evidence or reliable evidence that Dr. King was killed by conspirators who framed James Earl Ray," Kowalski told NPR.

Justice Department prosecutors interviewed 200 witnesses and reviewed tens of thousands of documents. They found Jowers and the theory of a government directed conspiracy were not credible. And they wrote that they discounted other allegations, claims the murder was somehow linked to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Kowalski said that none of the subsequent theories or inquiries ever disproved the initial one: that Ray killed King, acting alone.

"I remain absolutely convinced that those well founded findings were correct," he said.

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Of course you have to rephrase this is your own words because I literally just copied and pasted. Hope this gave you an idea of what to write.

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3 years ago

Describe the Atlantic Trade route. Which three locations did the trade route meet? What was traded along the route? What was the

Marta_Voda [28]

Answer:

Atlantic Trade route is also known as triangular trade route.

Explanation:

Atlantic Trade route is a trade route which was carried out between three countries in the Atlantic ocean. The trade was between three countries such as Africa, American colonies and the European colonial powers. The slaves, cash crops, and manufactured goods was traded along the route. Slaves were trade to the america, cash crops were sent to Europe and manufactured goods were transported to Africa. Middle passage was a stage in which millions of Africans were forcibly transported by the African government according to Atlantic slave trade.

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4 years ago

Refer to the passage.

WINSTONCH [101]

Answer:what is it ?

Explanation:

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3 years ago

The gods were considered to be or able to live forever.