Which of the folllowing statements is an example of total war during world war 1?
Mandatory conscription was imposed to enlist more soldiers for the war
Newspapers worked hard to tell both sides of the story
All food and supplies were sent to soldiers, while civilians starved at home
Children were forced to work without pay in weapon factories
The government banned workers from going on strike
Answer:
A Catharsis.
Explanation:
Catharsis by definition is: <em>"the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions"</em>. It comes from the Greek word: Katharsis, which pretty much means the same, but when the process happens through some sort of art as a play or poetry.
The correct answer is B.
Bernadette Devlin was an Irish politician and Civil Rights leader. When she compared the fight of Catholics in North Ireland with the Civil Rights Movement of the African Americans of the US, she did so taking into account that these two groups were feeling like second class citizens in their respective countries and how both took a step forward to fight for their rights.
These two movements were different in terms of the feature that generated the discrimination, in case of the Catholics it was due to religious differencies but for African Americans the causes were racial. Anyway both groups felt very similarly the discrimination, this is why Devlin compared the physicological dimension of the two movements.
The phrase is stating that a declaration consists of the basic human rights. These rights include right to property, pursuit of happiness, etc. The phrase says that the declaration might be approved by the general assembly through vote.
Overall the phrase states that this declaration is an achievement for mankind and is declaring equality between humans. It is an achievement because it marks the first time something like this has been put into place.<span />
1. Yes, without individuality there isn't new ideas being put out into the world. If we were all the same, we would be all doing and creating the same things.
2. Yes, hard work makes people great at things. Having talent but not working at your dreams makes that talent useless.