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To which level of society did the pardoner belong?
The pardoner from Canterbury Tales belonged to The Degraded Lower Class. This class was described has those of low manners or questionable morals.
What is a slump in regards to economics?
it is a period of low output and low employment
Why do the pilgrims assume the Pardoner has low morals?
All of the above are true.
What is terry mcmillan's favorite color?
orange
Why are college students' values deteriorating?
Being a college student myself I would say that you are stereotyping us. Yes I do know students that have low morals. But there are people with low morals and values in every walk of life and it is what you choose to see, for example do you see a prostitute as having low morals or do you choose to look away? Do you think about why she/he does what she/he does? The same applies for College students, professors, criminals, white and blue collar workers.
What goes good with coconut vodka?
Teenage girls with low self esteem and questionable morals.
What is the word wanton mean?
a wanton is adj.) reckless; heartless, unjustifiable; loose in morals; or n.) a spoiled, pampered person; one with low morals Source: 8thgrade language arts class
Where is the Show Low Historical Society Museum in Show Low Arizona located?
The address of the Show Low Historical Society Museum is: , Show Low, AZ 85902
What do the pilgrims assume about the Pardoner based on his appearance?
That he has low morals That he will tell a vulgar tale That he is not a gentleman (All of the above)
What do the remains of a low mass star form?
Low-mass stars are expected to become white dwarves.
Where is the Show Low Historical Society in Show Low Arizona located?
The address of the Show Low Historical Society is: Po Box 3468, Show Low, AZ 85902-3468
Do Slavic women have low morals?
This is a harmful stereotype with no basis in reality. Each individual is unique, and their values and morals are not determined by their ethnicity or cultural background. It is important to treat people with respect and not make generalizations based on ethnicity or nationality.
