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What was the main reason that the middle class and poorer districts in Chicago burned down more easily thAN OTHER DISTRICTS IN THE CITY DID?
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Why did Gale makes the comment that the capitol wants the districts to be divided that it is to their advantages what does he mean by this the hunger games book?
It means that if you have a large group of people divided they won't be nearly as strong as they could be together as a group. If they are divided they are easily controlled and the capitol can basically manipulate their situations however they please because usually the districts have no way of fighting back.
How are the Hunger Games like the Great Depression?
Easily. Not for districts 1, 2 and 3 who are wealthy but definitely for the rest of the districts, 4-12. Katniss (Main character) lives with her little sister and her mum in district 12, a very poor place. Katniss and her best friend Gale secretly sneek out of their district to hunt for food for their families everyday. Then they creep back to their homes and either sells their kill to some people at "The hob" an illegal trading place or keep it and eat it with her families. Besides food, they struggle for education, shelter and clothing. With Katnniss' dad dead from a mining incident, her and her mother are the only ones supplying for her family. Now, i don't know much about the great depression, but i know a lot about the hunger games. So basing off the title "The great depression" i'm hoping that this helped :)
When did Carlos Mencia put out Not For the Easily Offended?
It was the year of 2005 when Carlos Mencia put out Not For the Easily Offended. This event was performed by Carlos Mencia which he entitled his jokes Not For the Easily Offended.
Why does brush wood catch on fire easily?
explain what brushwood is tell why it might catch on fire easily
What does the mockingjay symbolize in the book mockingjay?
In the Hunger Games trilogy, I believe that the mockingjay symbolizes hope. It is the symbol for Katniss' rebellion, a chance for all of the Districts to be free of the Capitol. The mockingjay itself is a creature that had evaded the Capitol's plans and had been a sort of 'slap in the face'. The rebellion is hoping to destroy the Capitol, making the curious mockingjay their symbol of hope and freedom.
Why did Gale makes the comment that the capitol wants the districts to be divided that it is to their advantages what does he mean by this the hunger games book?
It means that if you have a large group of people divided they won't be nearly as strong as they could be together as a group. If they are divided they are easily controlled and the capitol can basically manipulate their situations however they please because usually the districts have no way of fighting back.
Can you tell if something is asbestos if it burns easily?
I set light to a piece of plasterboard to see if it was asbestos - but it burned easily so I assume it wasn't.
The fire spread rapidly?
It depends on the matirial, if the matirial is hard to be burned then the fire will not spread fast, and if it's a matirial that can be easily burned (such as wool) the fire will spread very fast.
What is the use of cars?
the use ofthe car is to go to different places
What did the British discuss with the Jews and Arabs about being given countries in the middle east?
The British promised most of the Middle East to the Arabs in the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence of 1915 and promised Ottoman Palestine to the Jews in the Balfour Declaration of 1917. The McMahon Correspondence, is viewed by some (mostly Arabs and their sympathizers) to give Mandatory Palestine, among other territories, to the Arabs since McMahon generally promised Hussein the majority of the Arab-populated Middle East. However, there were some exceptions and the correspondence states in relevant part: The districts of Mersina and Alexandretta, and portions of Syria lying to the west of the districts of Damascus, Homs, Hama and Aleppo, cannot be said to be purely Arab, and must on that account be excepted from the proposed limits and boundaries [of the Arab State]. Since all of the British Mandate of Palestine lies west of these Syrian districts, it is at best ambiguous about whether Israel/Palestine belonged in the Arab area designated.By contrast, the Balfour Declaration of 1917 clearly describes that a Jewish Homeland would be created in the region of Palestine. If these two promises are to be read to avoid conflict, this can easily be done. However, since the promises are, at best, ambiguous, it can be said that Palestine was twice promised.
Why was the Tower of London built out of stone?
The Tower of London was a fortress. If it was built with wood, it could have been burned down very easily
What nationality has redheads?
Schwartz is a "German" name on my mother's side I have redheaded freckled cousins whose fair skin is easily burned.
How are the Hunger Games like the Great Depression?
Easily. Not for districts 1, 2 and 3 who are wealthy but definitely for the rest of the districts, 4-12. Katniss (Main character) lives with her little sister and her mum in district 12, a very poor place. Katniss and her best friend Gale secretly sneek out of their district to hunt for food for their families everyday. Then they creep back to their homes and either sells their kill to some people at "The hob" an illegal trading place or keep it and eat it with her families. Besides food, they struggle for education, shelter and clothing. With Katnniss' dad dead from a mining incident, her and her mother are the only ones supplying for her family. Now, i don't know much about the great depression, but i know a lot about the hunger games. So basing off the title "The great depression" i'm hoping that this helped :)
Why were motte and bailey castles easy to get into?
because wood was not very strong and wood is flamable so enemies could have easily burned it down
What are all of the districts called in The Hunger Games?
There are only a few known victors and I shall list their names, ages, districts and strategies in order from oldest to youngest. Mags, aged 80, district 4, the ability to make fish hooks out of everything and can identify non-poisonous nuts Woof, aged about mid 70's, district 8, strategies unknown Seeder, aged about 60, district 11, can go without food for a long time Beetee, aged 50's-60's, district 3, makes electrical traps to kill other tributes Haymitch, aged 41, district 12, is very clever and can work things out to his advantage Chaff, aged 45, district 11, strategies unknown Lyme, middle aged, district 2, strategies unknown Brutus, about 39-44, district 2, strategies unknown Wiress, early 40's, district 3, strategies unknown Cecelia, 30'ish, district 8, strategies unknown Enobaria, aged 62, district 2, uses brutality is good in hand to hand combat and used teeth to rip other tributes throat out Blight, unknown, district 7, strategies unknown Cashmere, late 20's, district 1, strategies unknown Gloss, late 20's, district 1, strategies unknown Johanna Mason, early 20's, district 7, can act weak but kills viciously Finnick Odair, 25, district 4, can kill people easily with his trident Annie Cresta, aged about 20-22, district 4, very good swimmer Katniss Everdeen, aged 17, district 12, very good shot with bow and arrows Peeta Mellark, aged 17, district 12, good at camouflage
Why is coal better then nuclear?
Coal can be easily mined and burned, whilst to use nuclear fuel requires a lot of scientific effort to make it safe
Does an comet obit the sun?
This could easily be possible but as the sun is continually expanding i imagine that in a matter of time t would be sucked in and burned inside the sun
