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Cempasuchil, or marigold flowers, hold significant cultural and spiritual meaning in Mexico, particularly during the Day of the Dead celebrations. Their vibrant orange and yellow colors symbolize the sun and are believed to guide the spirits of the deceased back to the world of the living. Additionally, their scent is thought to attract and honor the souls of loved ones, making them a vital element in altars and offerings during this important tradition. Overall, cempasuchil represents the connection between life and death, honoring the memories of those who have passed.
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What does signifagance mean?
"Significance" is how important or noticeable something is.
What is the signifagance of Alexandria?
To remind people how great Alexander the great was
What is the signifagance of the bright colors found on the poison dart frog?
It indicates that the frog is toxic.
Why should the civil rights be an amendment?
the signifagance was it intirely changed the way metric units work.
What was Amelia Earhart historical signifagance?
Amelia was a true piolet. She was the first women to travel to many places. I do not know them all but if i did i would be really totally awesome. BUt that is besides the point Amelia has shown the world that you can achieve anything... if you just BELIEVE. like she did so get off answers.com and go eat breakfast
What is the signifagance to rock music of a plan crash in 1959?
On February 3, 1959, a small-plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa, killed three American rock and roll?pioneers: Buddy Holl (best known for the songs "Peggy Sue" and "That'll Be the Day" and was ranked 13 in Rolling Stone?magazine's 50 Greatest Artists of All Time), Ritchie Valens (best known for his song "La Bamba" listed at 345 on?Rolling Stone?magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time) and JP "The Big Bopper" Richardson, as well as the pilot, Roger Peterson.?The day was later called "The Day the Music Died" by Don McLean, in his song "American Pie".?The plane crash has been called the first and greatest tragedy rock and roll has ever suffered.
What are the groups invloved in Ireland religious conflict?
The Ulster Volounteer Force(U.V.F.), Ulster Defence Association(U.D.A.), Red Hand Command(R.H.C.), Ulster Resistance(U.R.), and others. All of those are exclusively Protestant and Loyalist/Unionist paramilitaries.There were never any Catholic paramilitaries of any signifagance whatsoever, although Republican paramilitaries like the Provisional I.R.A. were eighty-percent Catholic, fifteen-percent Protestant(the "Prod Squad" commanded P.I.R.A. for years in Belfast), and five-percent "other"; other Republican paramilitaries like the Irish National Liberization Organisation were about sixty-percent Protestant, perhaps because it was founded by a Protestant, Ronnie Bunting, son of a Loyalist/Unionist British Army Major.These Loyalist/Unionist/Prodestant paramilitaries claim to target Republican rebels, but 89% of death's contributed to them are civilians, usually Catholic, and they've only killed fifteen Republican rebels.They have killed more of each other and their allies than anyone else.They have been given arms, training, money, and support by British Forces-soldiers and Royal Ulster Constabulary members.Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary have been convicted of co-operation with these paramilitaries, and even membership, as have soldiers in the British Forces.In the Miami Showband Massacre, British reserve-soldiers(Ulster Defence Regiment) were involved in planting the bomb, despite the Miami Showband being both Catholic and Protestant.One of the British Forces-soldiers involved in the massacre was Special Air Service(S.A.S.) Provisional I.R.A. informer, Robert Niarac.When the Provisional I.R.A. discovered this, they tortured Nairac to death by scalping and disembowlment, before grinding him up and feeding him to dogs.In a British government report into corruption in the British Forces, it found that atleast fifteen-percent percent of Ulster Defence Regiment-soldiers were also in Loyalist-paramilitaries, and described the Loyalists as "a loose assortment of drug-dealing, sectarian, criminal, thugs, who have no political objective".The S.A.S. kept watch while these paramilitaries attacked Bernadette Devlin-McAliskey, a civil-rights campaigner.The U.V.F. was formed in 1966 and their first attack was the killing of a seventy-seven-year-old woman, who was set on fire in bed, just because she was a Catholic.If you are refering to The Troubles when you say "Ireland religious conflict", that was not a religious conflict whatsoever, although the media portrays it as one.
