OK so the movement that Horace Mann supported was the educational reform movement.
<span>The answer is letter C.
<span>Wilfred Gibson is a poet born in Hexham, Northumberland. He left his birthplace when his mother died in 1914 and was successful in publishing poems in magazines since 1895. His collections of verse plays and dramatic poems were published by Samurai Press and later made a book entitled The Web of Life. Many of his poems were dedicated to his birthplace that talked about fishermen, industrial workers, and miners that often included rick folk-songs and local ballads of the North East.
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He is one of the founders of the “Dymock poets,” a community of writers who settled briefly before the outbreak of the war. <span>
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Answer:
the cities were like small, independent countries. They each had their own ruler and their own farmland to provide food.
Explanation:
learned about this in like 6th grade
<span>The answer to this question is Occipital
Lobe. Occipital Lobe is the part of the brain that allows us to understand and
correctly see what the eyes is viewing and seeing. Occipital Lobe also
functions to process the images that the eyes are visualizing. The function of
occipital lobe does not limit to visualization of images from the eyes but it
also functions for color recognition, used for reading and reading
comprehension, and recognition of movement of objects.</span>
Not sure which war you’re asking about. If Vietnam, then c is your answer.
