Secularism is the very soul of Indian society and the democracy. India has

a tradition of co-existence, tolerance, co-operation and mutual respect

between all its social and religious groups. Islam came to India with Muslim

conquerors. A large number of natives turned Muslims over the period and

presently they make the second largest community of our nation. The

contribution of Islam to Indian culture and civilization has been spectacular.

It added variety, colour and richness to native heritage. Islam enriched

India with architectural wonders, the most precious being ‘Tajmahal’, the

symbol of aesthetic India. Christianity had preceded Islam to India. St.

Thomas, the twelve disciples of Christ arrived in India to preach his

message when St. Peter was in Rome. Paris came to India in 8th century

to escape from religious persecution in Iran. They brought Zoroastrianism.

Jews sailed to India 2000 year ago to settle down in Mumbai, Pune, Kochi

and Delhi. Hinduism itself was a religious conglomeration of thousands of

sects having distinct beliefs, rituals, customs and practices. Three nearly

different religions branched out of it, namely, Buddhism, Jainism and

Sikhism having separate places of worship and holy books. In all, India

remained a shining example of unity in diversity, nowhere else found in the

world.

Honouring this eternal spirit of India, our constitution makers declared our

nation to be a secular state without any discrimination. Although the people

of our country are deeply religious yet they don’t harbour any ill will or

intolerance against other faiths. Even during the freedom struggle theleaders who led it made secularism a basic policy to rally all the people

against the British. The secular polity was fiercely strengthened by

Mahatma Gandhi. Himself a deeply religious Hindu, he had great respect

for all other religions and faiths.

To divide the Indians, the colonial rulers tried to destroy file spirit of

secularism by aiding and abetting communal forces. Some of our people

forgot that sacred tradition and played in the hands of British. Our country

paid a terrible price for that lapse. India got divided into two nations and we

lost father of, the nation, Mahatma Gandhi to the bullets of a degenerated

fanatic who had no use for our secular legacy. It should teach us a lesson

that only secular spirit will keep India going.

Read the above paragraph and answer the following questions.(10)

1. What-has been the tradition of India?

2. Which religions came to India from abroad?

3. What is the most precious gift of Islam to our country?

4. What has India been the shining example of?

5. What price India paid for its lapse in secularism?​

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Explanation:

We enjoyed the food at the restaurant, transitive or intransitive verb​

Even though It might take alot longer depending on the seal, The main character in “Saved by a Seal” learns about his own limitations as he tries to control an extremely intelligent seal, because "Nab only circled round and round me until I was dizzy trying to keep track of him. Either he had had fairly good luck fishing for himself that morning, and was not suffering very keen pangs of hunger, or else he still associated my benevolence too closely with the little square splash-tub of the seal-house." This is a example of how he was trying to. This is held true especially that Navy seal training takes at least a year and a half from boot camp until joining a seal team. Once with a seal Team and prior to the first deployment, there is an additional year or more of training. Navy seals also continue to train throughout their career.
Considering that "Nab only circled round and round me until I was dizzy trying to keep track of him. Either he had had fairly good luck fishing for himself that morning, and was not suffering very keen pangs of hunger, or else he still associated my benevolence too closely with the little square splash-tub of the seal-house." This is a example of how he was trying to, and especially that Navy seal training takes at least a year and a half from boot camp until joining a seal team. Once with a seal Team and prior to the first deployment, there is an additional year or more of training. Navy seals also continue to train throughout their career, The main character in “Saved by a Seal” learns about his own limitations as he tries to control an extremely intelligent seal. This is acceptable even if It might take a lot longer depending on the seal.
Though It might take a lot longer depending on the seal, The main character in “Saved by a Seal” learns about his own limitations as he tries to control an extremely intelligent seal. This concept is based on the fact that "Nab only circled round and around me until I was dizzy trying to keep track of him. Either he had had fairly good luck fishing for himself that morning, and was not suffering very keen pangs of hunger, or else he still associated my benevolence too closely with the little square splash-tub of the seal-house." This is an example of how he was trying to and is especially supported by the fact that Navy seal training takes at least a year and a half from boot camp until joining a seal team. Once with a seal Team and prior to the first deployment, there is an additional year or more of training. Navy seals also continue to train throughout their career.
Write two to three body paragraphs that support the thesis statement. You should support your claim with evidence from the short story. PLEASE HELP ME AND I SWEAR IS SOMEONE GIVES ME A RANDOM THING FOR THE POINTS IM GOING TO BE MAD

HEYYOO PEEPS what do you think this means? you can pick your friends, but you can’t pick your family

Read the excerpt from "The Lottery." Which line from the excerpt indicates a conflict between an individual and society? "Bill," Mr. Summers said, and Bill Hutchinson reached into the box and felt around, bringing his hand out at last with the slip of paper in it. Bill Hutchinson reached into the box and felt around. A girl whispered, "I hope it's not Nancy." "It's not the way it used to be." Old Man Warner said clearly. "All right," Mr. Summers said. "Open the papers." The crowd was quiet. A girl whispered, "I hope it's not Nancy," and the sound of the whisper reached the edges of the crowd. "It's not the way it used to be." Old Man Warner said clearly. "People ain't the way they used to be." "All right," Mr. Summers said. "Open the papers. Harry, you open little Dave's."​

If you are summarizing a scientific text about photosynthesis, what would be good to include? O A. The problem B. Any bolded words O C. The characters D. The dates​

Please visit the next slide titled: Black History Month. Here you will find a selection of important inspirational leaders critical to our history. Please make sure you put this slideshow in Present mode, and then click on one person you would like to learn more about . On your Wednesday response slide, please write me a solid body paragraph ( 5-7 sentences) on what you have learned about the person you chose

Question 2 (3 points)
Which of the following is something you need to think about throughout unit 52 (3 points)
Oa
The independent reading
Ob
The skills for arguments
Ос
The writing prompt
Od
The opinions you have

Should Child Soldiers be Given Amnesty? I need a good explanation!!!!!!!!!!!

After the death of his father, what does Elie describe as the feeling deep inside him?

She replied that she would come.​

This would mean alot if u can help ASAP! ​

Find the preposition: The presents are hidden in the trunk.

1. are


2. in


3. the


100 POINTS PLS ANSWER!

The word legitimate antonym is...........
Defense lawyers argued that such payments are legitimate and customary in newspaper deals.Immersive Reader
(1 Point)

allowed by law

logical

reasonable

illegal

PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A? [RL.1]

A. "Long fields of barley and of rye, / That clothe the wold and meet the sky" (Lines

2-3)

"I am half sick of shadows" (Line 71)

"The helmet and the helmet-feather / Burn'd like one burning flame together"

(Lines 93-94)

"The curse is come upon me,' cried / The Lady of Shalott" (Lines 116-117)

"All raimented in snowy white" (Line 128)

"Below the stern they read her name, / The Lady of Shalott." (Lines 170-171)

CAN ANYONE WRITE ME A STANDARD 5 PARAGRAPH ANALYTICAL ESSAY ON ROMEO AND JULIET IT HAS TO BE ON A HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL I NEED TO GET A A+ ON THIS ESSAY

What interrupts the ugly duckling’s encounter with the goslings?

During her group's discussion about proposed changes to the school dress code, the teacher concludes that Janell

is not actively listening to the speaker.

Which behavior is Janell most likely displaying to make her teacher think this?

O waiting for her turn to speak

O looking down the entire time

O forming an opinion and response

O taking notes about others' ideas

Plz help

PLEASE HELP THIS IS DUE TODAY
How does the author’s use of the words “darkened” and “glare” impact the meaning of the story?

A. They hide identity since both Patrolman Wells and the man from the West depend on the darkened street and the glare of the light to trick the other person.

B. They personify fate since “Silky” Bob appears in darkness and is wanted by the police, but Jimmy Wells is revealed to be a police officer in the light.

C. They emphasize hidden identities since the man from the West does not recognize his friend from the darkened doorway, but Jimmy Wells and his actions are revealed in the glare of the light.

D. They demonstrate that people can change over time since the man from the West appears in the darkened doorway but was previously a stronger worker than Jimmy Wells, who appears in glaring light.

HELP DUEE TODAYYY !!! Only answer if you are going to help ! Write a conclusion based on the following

Why does darry think pony should not fight in the rumble

I NEED HELP PLEASE HELP
Write an argument in which you state and defend a claim in response to the following question: are the needs of people ever more important than the needs of animals and the planet? State your claim with accuracy and support it with logical reasoning and specific, relevant evidence from the selections in this unit. Organize your ideas effectively, and use transitions to create cohesion and show the relationships between your claim, reasons, and evidence. Provide a conclusion that supports your argument and offers new insight into the topic. Remember to maintain a formal style and tone in your writing.

I'm going to take Zuri's little brother to the arcade later. Where is the common nouns in this sentence

What causes the pilgrims to start telling stories?
a. The pilgrims are bored.
b. The pilgrims find a writer among them.
c. The Host proposes a storytelling contest.
d. Canterbury pilgrims always tell stories.

The speaker series of exclamations in line 31 through 33 (" sweet... Pan)" interrupt the piece of a narrative in order to

if triangle abc angle B equal to 90 degree AB equal to 8 cm and BC equal to 50 cm and find the area of triangle​

mention the problem faced by women in keny​

Help needed for easy dialogue I will give you points and brainliest.
Help I NEED TO CREATE A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A CUSTOMER AND A SALESPERSON.


STUDENT A.
You are at a clothing store. You want to buy a silk dress. You are looking for a blue
dress, medium size. You don't want any other material. You want an expensive dress
to make your mother/ sister happy. She also likes colour green. You want to pay by
Master Card. If the shop doesn't accept, you can pay in cash.

STUDENT B.
You are a salesperson. Most of the dresses you sell are cotton. You have a very nice
cotton dress in all sizes and in different colours and its price is very good : 35 euros.
You have other dresses but they are very expensive: for 90 euros. They are in sizes M
and L, in black, red and light green colours. You accept cash or VISA only.​

A word root is the ___ of a word,
A. suffix
B. prefix
C. base
D. affix

where to put a dash- in this sentence and why?​

3. What should you look for when determining whether to believe or agree with the speaker's point of view?
1). the creative level of the speech
2). the strength of the speaker's support
3). the length of the speech
4).where and when the speech was composed