In "Blackadder Goes Forth," the quote reflects the British perspective during World War I, portraying the Germans (referred to pejoratively as "the vile Hun") as the primary aggressors responsible for the conflict. This characterization emphasizes the themes of nationalism and the justification for war prevalent at the time. However, the series often subverts these notions, revealing the absurdity and tragedy of war, especially through the experiences of the characters who face the grim realities of trench warfare.
An important building stone is a cornerstone, because it is the reference stone for all other stones laid.
The most important building in the Mayan cities would be the pyramids, Because of the temples atop them
because the enemy can attack easily
Because of their historical heritage.
Because the Trojans worshiped them, or had had a hand in building Troy.
because it tells us facts about the world war
Blackadder was useful because it was fact-based. Just like the Medal of Honor games, it incorporates real life facts and, in Blackadder's case, turns them into comedy's.
Because the Bolsheviks, a villainous army, did not want any more royalty in Russia and wanted to rule by himself.
because
Because the building is very large
The building is in your way!
the building fell because it had a weak foundation so it collapsed
It because it represent you religious and how there worship there religion that why it is special building
Because it would be impossible to build a building out of a liquid or a gas.
It would be wall for building because they support the building.
it is like the government building because the nucleus is like the boss and the government building is like the boss
There is more gravitational attraction between you and the building because the building has more mass.