Chemical activity
Only if there is an earthquake.
It took place in the earily 1960s
It means when something or someone bumps/pushes into to something with alot of force
hamlet kills him Hamlet is "frightened by some movemnet behind the curtain" and slays him thinking it was Cladius.
It is one of the most famous readmade artworks from the Dadist movemnet by Marcel Duchamp
Well, suffrage means to be able to vote, so the goal of the womens suffrage was to change the voting laws and allow for women to be able to vote.
The Abolitionist movemnet was pioneered by Quakers, and soon joined by Methodists, later it was taken up by the Baptists and other protestant groups.
S: Stop play A: Ask what happened L: Look at the affected area/injury T: Touch the affected area A: Active Movement P: Passive movemnet e.g stretching S: Stand up and play on
some differences are that the first world war was that there fighting was mostly in trnches and they were postioned in one place in the second world war the war was fought in air planes and tanks and submarines and on land in battle atvs it was more movemnet also the holocaust was the main goal for the Germans was to
What he really felt. He expressed himself. That's he's an expressionist. Hope that helped! :) ;D Munch's influences in art involved his older sister, Sophie's, death. His mothers death when he was 5 and his brother, Andreas death. his mother and sister died of tuberculosis. A lot of his paintings reflect on death and anxiety.
I'm not sure which goal you are refering to. The 15 Amendment prohibits each government in the United States from denying a citizen the right to vote based on that citizen's race colour or previous condition of servitude.
Gandhi can be remembered as a very opiniated person, who would never sacrifice his principles or beliefs for momentary gains. principles or beliefs,which were many times contrary to conventional norms. But the determination he had , made it possible for him to have his way and change the way people think and act in certain situations. Take for instance, the beleif of Non-violence, Gandhi believed through out his life that non-violence is always better than violence. So when the Non-cooperation movemnet which he initiated against the British in the early 1920s, turned violent from his side(his followers turned violent in Chora Chauri--a small city in united province of india), he with drew the movement. Even though most of his poitical collegues termed the decision foolish, as the movement was at its peak at that time, Gandhi declined to change his decision. So one can say that he chose his belief to the momentary gain. But his sticking to his principles, moved not only his colleagues but also the masses, who understood it very clearly that whatever be the condition, if they stray away from what Gandhi had told them to do, he will not support them. Anil Bisht http://www.uncutaccess.blogspot.com/