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Who found the silk road?
No one person made the Silk Road, it was made by many people who wanted to trade goods all over Asia.
How many times a week should a woman wash her hair?
DependsThis depends on what your hair is like. Most people can't wash their hair everyday because otherwise your hair will go damaged or dry. A normal person with good, healthy hair should wash their hair about every other day or every other two days.Oily Hair-If your hair is very oily, then maybe you should wash your hair a little more often. Talk to your local haircutting place and ask them if you should wash your hair everyday because your hair is rather oily. Dry Hair-If you have really dry hair, then that might mean that you are washing your hair too much. Try cutting back a little bit, and if you need to take a shower everyday, then just skip putting shampoo and conditioner in your hair. Dry hair often means that you have been washing it too much, and that can damage your hair. Sikly/Smooth "Normal" Hair-This is the hair that a lot of women want. But, not too silky that it is oily. To get this hair, you don't have to wash your hair a lot. This hair is "normal" and it is what everyone wants, but most cannot get it. If you have this hair, it means that you have been taking care of your hair very well, and it is very healthy, thanks to you. To keep this hair, only wash your hair every other day, or even better, every two days. It may seem gross, but this is the key to healthy hair. You can take a shower everday though, just don't but your shampoo or conditioner in it.
Explain how a normal body which sinks in water could be made to float?
To begin with, if we are speaking of a human body, most human bodies (especially in the US) are well fed enough, that they have sufficient fat stores such that they will foat in water. Thus, to consider a "normal body" which "sinks in water" it means that this particular body is (overall) more dense than the water. For this to happen, we must be talking about a human body which has very little fat (perhaps a long distance runner, a sikly malnurished person, or a body builder - all three body styles having a greater percentage than normal of muscle, bone and/or connective tissue versus the percentage of fat). Such a person could simply breath in deeply, thereby expanding the lungs and creating a larger volume of the body, but adding essentially no weight (i.e. making one's body "less dense"), and, in turn, allowing for the body to float - or more scientifically speaking, become bouyant. This is all simple physics and related to overall density of the material of the body; a weight versus volume relationship. If a body displaces more mass than a similar volume of water would, then it will sink when placed in water. If the body displaces less weight than a similar sized volume of water weighs, than it floats if placed into the water.
Details of the Holocaust?
Everything about the holocaust? I'm afraid that you have asked an impossible question. There is so much about the holocaust that nobody on Earth can answer now. I don't pretend to be an expert, but I can not tell you everything. I can, however, tell you some things that others maybe can't.First of all, the basics:When did it happen? Between 1939 and 1945 ( although people were persecuted long after the war, and the suffering of those who were persecuted is ever-lasting )Who did the Nazis persecute? Jews, homosexuals, gypsies, mentally and physically desabled people, black people, Jehova's Witnesses, and anyone who tried to help these people escape)How many people were killed? Nobody really knows the exact numbers, but it is estimated that eleven million people were murdered. Six million of these people were Jews, and 1.5 million were merely children, maybe more, because many children lied about their age, in order to increase their chances of surviving.What were the Nazis trying to do? Create a pure "Aryan" race. The sterio type of an Aryan is a strong, tall, blonde haired, blue eyed person. A steriotypical Jew was short and stout with curly black hair and hook noses. How were the Jews treated? Like vermin, or parasites. Like lab rats, or diseased pests.How did the Nazis persicute Jews? They shippd them off to consentration camps and death camps, took away their rights and citizenship, kicked them out of their houses, and stuffed them in trains and ghettos, expelled children from their regular schools, marched them into fields and shot them into pits, took away all their posessions, and publicly demoralized them.How did Jews escape? Some lucky ones managed to hide in basements, cellars, old barns, in the forest, or down in the sewers for years until the war ended. There were some survivors of the camps. Many Jews tried to convert to other religions, but thaty was soon outlawed.What is the difference between a death camp and a concentration camp? A concentration camp, such as Auschwitz or Treblinka is a labour camp, where prisoners are kept as slaves (it usually also had a gas chamber for the sikly and for children or elderly who were too weak to work). A death camp, such as Belzec, is not a labour camp. There are survivors of Auschwitz, there are survivors of Treblinka, but there are no survivors of any death camp. This is because it is strictly for death, and there are no prisoners- all victims are simply gassed to death upon arriving. I actually don't have uch more time to write this, so let's do this in point form. Sorry for lack of detail. Josef Mengele (or the Angel of Death, or Uncle Mengele) was an evil scientist who worked at Auschwitz concentration camp. He thoroughly enjoyed his work conducting gruessome experiments on little children, particularly twins and gypsies. He was in charge of pickiing which prisoners were healthy enough to work, and which would be gassed to death. The chemical used to gas Jews to death at Auschwitz was a type of rat poison called Zyklon B. The bodies of prisoners were usually burned in "kremas" or thrown into mass graves like the one in Bergen Belsen Camp. At the camps, prisoners were usually worked to death. They got so little time to rest that it was impossible to have energy. They received only tiny rations of moldy bread and watery, rotten cabbage soup. All prisoners were given a number that was tatooed on their arm, that became their name. all the boys and men had to wear striped pajama and ill fitting shoes, and women wore old work clothes. They never were allowed to change. Many died of typhoid fever and dehydration or froze to death. Accesive lice was unavoidable. In Auschwitz one of the first things one notices is the haunting cheery music that was played by the emaciated prisoners. This music was to make the newcomers feel welcome before they were gassed or worked to death. Sorry, more later.
