how and why did some women change their dress in the first third of the 19th century?​

Answer:

Fashionable dress in the 19th century went through several silhouette changes from tubular to hourglass and back to tubular. The fashion of the dress silhouette was a range of undergarments including chemise, petticoats, hoops, bustles, and corsets to create an artificial shape.

Explanation:

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C. Use the given words/phrases to make complete sentences. 49. What time/ you/ usually/ get up/morning/? What time do you usualy get up in the morning ? 50. There/ great food stand the market/ Weekend/.​

Which number must be added to 17,362 to result in a sum of 26,489? *

they built that hospital in 2020

How can pronunciation alter the meaning of words in English?

Where did the Arkenstone come from?

Question 4 options:

it was found under the mountain


it was brought to Dale by Thror


it was a gift from the elves

. The secretary _________is sitting at the first desk on the right can give you the information. *

A. who

B. whom

C. where

pleaseee help me with this my school is starting after two dayss​

What does the captain say Macbeth did in the battle?

"I always remember to put my lucky five leaf clover in my pocket before I go on stage. Because of this, I never forget my lines, and I always get a standing ovation."

Read the lines above from Adam's paper about lucky charms, and determine why his argument is false.
correct - A.
Adam uses false cause and effect.
B.
Adam uses a false analogy.
C.
Adam creates a false dilemma.
D.
Adam reduces a complex situation.

___12. The given statements below are the goals of the writers in using visuals in their writings, EXCEPT,___
A. Grab the reader's attention
B. Make the work more interesting to read
C. Help readers to understand what they are reading
D. Criticize the readers.
___13. Which among the given statements best describes an expository text?
A. It has no photographs and other illustrations
B. Language is full up of idiomatic expressions and describing words C. The format is written in formal way and has 500 or more words D. The purpose is to provide information and is written in a paragraph form
___14. Why should a visual-verbal relationship be determined in tables, charts and maps?
A. To know the similarities between the figures and the ideas of the text.
B. To create artistic representations of the data found in the text.
C. To easily understand the ideas presented in the text.
D. To quickly contrast ideas in the diagrams and the text used.​


help me ASAP please
correct answer: BRAINLIEST

Alguien me puede ayudar, lo necesito YAA,
pd: quien me ayude es guapo

Good sleep is necessary _______ good health.

A. from
B. for
C. of
D. at

The next train___at ecxatly 3 o'clock this afternoon

I’ll mark you brainliest if you help me with this please

What is the meaning of observation?

What is a synonym for observation?

What is a antonym for observation?

What is the answer I can give to 'Had fun last night?'
(Something better that yes)

Can someone please help me out?​

How is sexism linked to gender equality? PLSS HELP; I’ll give brainliest to whoever gives me a legitimate answer

Select the sentence that is incorrect (or uses the WRONG pronoun) in each group.

A The members of the team played their hardest.

B The tour guide, as well as the entire group, checked their supply list.

C Bob is one of those teachers who consider themselves privileged to work with students.

D Either my sister or my cousin will bring her video camera. ​

Refer to paragraph 21 of "An Address to the Whites."
What does the sentence "They hang upon your mercy as to a
garment" suggest?

write a letter to someone who impacted you

What is the difference between pronouns and proper nouns?

Which best represents a central idea from this passage. Choose all that apply.

A) Pharaohs were considered gods among men and had little to no effect on the actual events in Egypt.

B) Pharaohs were considered gods among men, but they had to be real kings and tend to real life issues.

C) Pharaohs were considered gods among men, and their chief role was to lead the people in a religious manner.

D) Pharaohs were not considered gods among men, rather they were considered to be wise kings who care little for riches.

Passage:

The time is coming on now for the King to go in state to the great temple at Karnak to offer sacrifice, and as we go up to the palace to see him come forth in all his glory, let me tell you a little about him and the kind of life he leads. Pharaoh, of course, is not his real name; it is not even his official title; it is just a word which is used to describe a person who is so great that people scarcely venture to call him by his proper name. Just as the Turks nowadays speak of the "Sublime Porte," when they mean the Sultan and his Government, so the Egyptians speak of "Per-o," or Pharaoh, as we call it, which really signifies "Great House," when they mean the King. For the King of Egypt is a very great man indeed; in fact, his people look upon him, and he looks upon himself, as something more than a man. There are many gods in Egypt; but the god whom the people know best, and to whom they pay the most reverence, is their King. Ever since there have been Kings in the country, and that is a very long time now, the reigning monarch has been looked upon as a kind of god manifest in the flesh. He calls himself "Son of the Sun"; in the temples you will see pictures of his childhood, where great goddesses dandle the young god upon their knees (Plate 2). Divine honours are paid, and sacrifices offered to him; and when he dies, and goes to join his brother-gods in heaven, a great temple rises to his memory, and hosts of priests are employed in his worship. There is just one distinction made between him and the other gods. Amen at Thebes, Ptah at Memphis, and all the rest of the crowd of divinities, are called "the great gods." Pharaoh takes a different title. He is called "the good god." At present "the good god" is Ramses II. Of course, that is only one part of his name; for, like all the other Pharaohs, he has a list of titles that would fill a page. His subjects in Thebes have not seen very much of him for a long time, for there has been so much to do away in Syria, that he has built another capital at Tanis, which the Hebrews call Zoan, down between the Delta and the eastern frontier, and spends most of his time there. People who have been down the river tell us great wonders about the beauty of the new town, its great temple, and the huge statue of the King, 90 feet high, which stands before the temple gate. But Thebes is still the centre of the nation's life, and now, when it is growing almost certain that there will be another war with those vile Hittites in the North of Syria, he has come up to the great city to take counsel with his brother-god, Amen, and to make arrangements for gathering his army. The royal palace is in a constant bustle, with envoys coming and going, and counsellors and generals continually passing in and out with reports and orders. Outside, the palace is not so very imposing. The Egyptians built their temples to last for ever; but the palaces of their Kings were meant to serve only for a short time. The new King might not care for the old King's home, and so each Pharaoh builds his house according to his own taste, of light materials. It will serve his turn, and his successor may build another for himself

How do scientists predict population growth

do you guys know what page does it says how many time did ponyboy and cherry spent together? (The Outsiders)

All forces have been steadily employ'd to complete and delight me,

Now on this spot I stand with my robust soul.

–“Song of Myself,”
Walt Whitman

I know what the caged bird feels, alas!

–“Sympathy,”
Paul Laurence Dunbar

Rank the outlook of each poem on a scale of
1 - 5, with 1 being the most romantic and 5 being the most realistic.

"Song of Myself," Walt Whitman

Breakdown the word fluorescent to reflect the correct pronunciation

Who killed Megan Fielding and why?​

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UNIT 1 • LESSON 1
3. What happens when air reaches a plugged pore?

Which part of a narratives most clearly shown in this passage?