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Does a moodboard have your favorite things on it?
well it can have your favourite things on but it can also have things u like on it
What are Tim O'Briens physical burdens?
In Tim O'Brien's works, particularly in "The Things They Carried," physical burdens manifest through the heavy gear and weapons soldiers must carry during the Vietnam War, symbolizing their emotional and psychological struggles. Each item they bear—ranging from rifles to personal mementos—represents not just physical weight but also the memories and traumas of war. O'Brien illustrates how these burdens impact their identities, relationships, and mental health, highlighting the inescapable toll of combat on both body and spirit.
What are things that make you laugh?
good jokes and weird things and funny things about other ppl and weird looks
How do you get things on items on Pokemon GO if you accidentally delete them?
You can't get back things that you delete, but you can go to pokestops and get new things.
Who is the narrator in the things they carried?
Tim O'Brien is the author of The Things They Carried
What does patriotism is only a relative thing means?
Patriotism is a relative concept. This is due to the fact that patriotism means different things to different people, and no two people will give two identical definitions for the term.
How does patriotism relate to the Holocaust?
It was one of the things that the Nazis appealed to in order to get people to perpetrate the Holocaust
How do you show patriotism in today's world?
Flag hangingtaking power over the british and franceother stupid things like dumb and annoying things
What people places and things spark feelings of loyalty and patriotism in Grenada?
Music and fireworks on the Fourth of July
What is the difference between patriotism and citizen?
The difference is you are born into being a citizen but, in reality you are not born into patriotism. Patriotism is a love for your country and its beliefs, Citizenship means you are given rights to a country. In the US Pledge ofAllegiance it says " ONE nation under GOD" but, not all people in America believe in God. So you are a citizen but, you don't agree to Patriotism because you disagree with this nations Allegiance which is on of the most known things in America.
What did the Australian and German soldiers have in common?
There are lots of things all soldiers have: Patriotism, love of country, families waiting for them at home.
How would you define sunshine patriotism?
Sunshine patriotism refers to a type of patriotism that is visible and enthusiastic when things are going well, but may wane or disappear during challenging or divisive times. It is characterized by a superficial or fair-weather support of one's country, rather than a steadfast dedication through all circumstances.
What are advantage of assimilation?
-there is a collective sense of patriotism within the country. -people have more things in common. -no arguements or fights among different cultures.
What people places and things spark feelings of loyalty and patriotism in Germany?
What people places and things spark feelings of loyalty and patriotism in china
What people places or things spark feelings of loyalty and patriotism in Grenda?
Grenda tends to feel strong loyalty and patriotism towards her family, her country, and institutions she respects, like the military or government. She also values historical figures who have contributed positively to her country's development.
What people places and things spark feelings of loyalty and patriotism in Jamaica?
The National Flag The National Anthem The Military Parade (15th of November) The National Day (1st of December)
What people places or things spark things of loyalty and patriotism in Canada?
Oh, Canada! Well, maple syrup, ice hockey, and Tim Hortons tend to get those Canucks feeling all warm and fuzzy with loyalty and patriotism. And let's not forget about their love for Mounties, poutine, and apologizing for everything. So, grab a double-double, put on your toque, and wave that maple leaf proudly - you're practically a Canadian already, eh!
