Michael Grant
题目___ significant impact the French Revolution had! A. What B. What a C. How D. How a 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B。“What + a/an + 形容词 + 可数名词单数 + 主语 + 谓语!”。“impact”是可数名词单数,“significant”以辅音音素开头,所以用“What a”。反馈 收藏 ...
6. Write the body first, the introduction second, and the conclusion last. Introductions are often the hardest part to write because you're trying to summarize your entire essay before you've even written it yet. Instead, try writing your introduction last, giving yourself the body of the pa...
In July 1952, Gamal Abdal Nasser led the Free Officers in Egypt in overthrowing British puppet King Farouk along with his long-standing directive of ensuring British interests in cotton and the Suez Canal. Nasser would remain Gaddafi’s revolutionary hero throughout his life. Algeria would also ...
Lisa is not denied, she gained fame only later in life. Until the French Revolution, she was cordoned off in the royal collection of the French monarchs. The painting had found its way there by chance, as Da Vinci had spent some time at the end of his life in the court of Francis ...
It was a long and violent process to make Britain into a state where the Industrial Revolution could occur. The Tudor dynasty began in 1485, after the defeat and death of Richard the 3rd, who had pushed aside his nephews and is believed (though a minority dispute this) to have murdered ...
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spreading academic mediocrity and compliance mindsets that left K-12 educators ill-suited to resist the various deeply flawed fads and fallacies that came their way. Worse, long before the rest of higher education, ed schools succumbed to the lure of the big bottom line, focusing on raising re...
And it’s not as if France is Russia. There was no Communist Revolution to explain away the failure of ‘stocks for the long run’ here. It wasn’t even due to the devastation inflicted by two World Wars. Rather, apost-war bear marketfed by industrial nationalisation, high inflation, ...
asymmetries that can allow producers to behave as bad actors and get away with it. Proponents of laissez-faire say that costly and exhaustive regulation is not needed since the market would weed out such bad actors. In reality, however, bad actors may continue operating for a long while. ...