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What are griots?
Griots are north Africans that tell oral history. oral history is history that is recorded on a book but is told with plays. they act out history and anything else. ~Kaylana~
What is analytical history?
Analytical from the Greek word meaning to resolve. To Resolve History is a more direct meaning of the term. The act of reviewing history in a logical resolve of the events and outcomes.
Which event in Indian history could be considered a result of the other three?
The passage of the independence act
What is the tendency to fail to act to escape from a situation because of a history of repeated failures in the past?
learned helplessness
What was the final act that ignited world war 1?
# The murder of franz ferdinand
What was the major turning point in the history of the united states?
There were many turning points in the history of the United States including the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the ratification of the Constitution, the passing of the Civil Rights Act, and the Treaty of Versailles.
Why is the passage of the interstate commerce act considered a turning-point in american history?
it was the first time the U.S government regulated an industry's prices.
Why is Dominion Day an important turning point in Canadian history?
In 1982, the new Constitution Act allowed Canadians to change the Constitution without asking the British government's approval.
What part did the stamp act play in American history?
the boiling point
What is the medical term meaning the act of turning to the left?
Levorotation is the act of turning to the left.
What does the quote the world waits for no one mean?
The quote means that no matter what we do or how we act the world keeps turning and there is no way to stop time.
When does act 3 begin?
Act 3 typically begins after the climax or turning point of a play, movie, or narrative. It is the section where conflicts escalate and lead towards the resolution of the story.
What is the turning point in the story a retrieved reformation?
The turning point in "A Retrieved Reformation" is when Jimmy Valentine decides to use his safecracking skills for good by saving a child trapped in a vault, despite the risk of being caught. This act of selflessness leads to his reformation and ultimately changes the course of his life.
What is the turning point in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas?
The turning point in "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" occurs when Bruno, the protagonist, crosses the fence that separates him from Shmuel, a Jewish boy in the concentration camp. This act of innocence and friendship leads Bruno to experience the harsh realities of the Holocaust, culminating in tragic consequences. The moment symbolizes the loss of innocence and the stark contrast between the innocence of childhood and the brutality of the world around them.
What is the turning point for Chee's Daughter?
the turning point of a story is when a character has a change in the way they feel about something. in chee's daughter, the turning point is when old man fat decides to let chee keep little one
What is act of turning of the palm forward?
supination
What is the turning point in a play called?
This varies depending on the play, but for most it would be when the main character has a sudden realisation moment, an Epiphany or change of heart, which either alters the plays main initial intent or brings it to a different end
