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Disha Gautam 3 years, 5 months ago

Hemlock is a poisonous tree, usually it is symbolic of bad omen in mythological perspective

Rushabh Jain 3 years, 5 months ago

It's a poisonous tree
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Jumi Das 3 years, 5 months ago

Nelson Mandela illustrates the way he fought for freedom not by any wars but by politics. He was imprisoned for 28 years because he wanted the blacks or non-whites to get equal rights as the whites. After he came out, there was a democratic election in which the blacks were given the right to votes and they won 252 out of 400 seats. After that there was republic South African nation on 10th May, 1994.

Nithish Kumar Nithish Kumar 3 years, 5 months ago

When the little girls started her daily what was her age
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Harah Vardhan 3 years, 5 months ago

New coins

Prabal Tiwari 3 years, 5 months ago

Send me today because tomorrow is my unit test

Prabal Tiwari 3 years, 5 months ago

Ma'am please sen me a letter to go of some questions which always come in exams

Sachin Pandey 3 years, 5 months ago

What are raindrops compared to and why
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Vyapak Singh 3 years, 5 months ago

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Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow. Refer to the text to check your answers when appropriate. You like money, right? Most people do. But what is it really worth? Usually, it will buy the goods and services that you expect. But sometimes it's worth less than the paper that it's printed on. I know that sounds hard to believe, but it's happened before. During World War I, the French and the Germans fought one another fiercely. The war exacted a tremendous cost on both sides. Millions died. Billions of dollars were spent. The French paid for their efforts by taxing their citizens. But the Germans borrowed money to pay for the war. As the war raged on and the Germans borrowed more and more money, the value of their currency dropped. In those days, the Germans called their money Marks. When World War I started in 1914, a US Dollar was worth around four German Marks. In 1919, after the war ended, a US Dollar was worth about nine German Marks. That means that Germans needed to spend twice as much money to buy the same items after the war. This is called inflation. Since people usually don't start earning twice as much money out of nowhere, it can be a real problem. While 100% inflation over five years sounds pretty bad, things got much worse after the war. The countries that fought against Germany were upset with them. The French were perhaps most upset. Much of the fighting took place in France, and the country was ravaged. Since France and her allies won the war, they got to set the terms of surrender. France wanted billions of dollars each year. They demanded payments in foreign money, like the US Dollar, not in German Marks. It was early 1921 by the time these agreements were made. One US Dollar could buy 60 German Marks. Then the Germans started making payments. Things soon spiraled out of control. The Germans made these payments by printing money. They would trade the money that they printed for foreign currency. But as they printed more and more, the money was worth less and less. In November of 1921, one US Dollar was worth 330 Marks. A year later, one US Dollar was worth 800 German Marks. The German government grew desperate. They began to trade Marks for foreign money at any rate. This only made things worse. By November of 1923, one US Dollar could buy 4,210,500,000,000 Marks. That is not a typo. The number is 4 trillion. Their money was devalued so fast that German workers had to go to the store right after getting paid. If they waited until the day's end, their money would be worthless. Basic items like stamps and loaves of bread cost billions of Marks. Germans had to figure their expenses in thousands of billions. That made it tough to get through the day if you lacked strong math skills. Some burned the old bills to provide heat. The Marks' value as a fuel had increased beyond its value as a currency. That the German economy ever recovered is something of a miracle, but it did recover. They created a new currency called the Retenmark. Unlike the old Marks, the new Retenmark was backed by land and gold. This means the currency could be traded for gold or land at a fixed rate. This also meant that the government could only print as much money as they had land and gold to back it. That turned out to be a good thing. By December of 1923, the Retenmark was the official currency. The Germans cut 12 zeros from the prices of their products and it was business as usual. Though they still had a lot of issues to work out, the money was stable. That made life a lot more livable. So while you are out chasing after money, remember that money is little more than a promise, and that promises can be broken
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.......... .......... 3 years, 5 months ago

Because he understands the importance of education. He realised that Education can help him to earn more than what he had robbed

Tanu Shri Saini 3 years, 5 months ago

Because he realised his mistake . anil was a very kindness person and he always ignore hari's mistake
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Rupali Biswal 3 years, 5 months ago

A letter to God sgp5&6 question answer

Devansh Yadav 3 years, 5 months ago

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It's a symbolic poem that discusses whether the world would end in fire or ice, it varies from person to person. Fire symbolises extreme desires and greed that would penetrate the environment and ultimately leads to the end of the world. Ice symbolises hatred and insensitivity towards the people along with the world that would gradually leads to the end of the world.
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Jumi Das 3 years, 5 months ago

The ceremonies took place in the Union Buildings of Pretoria. The Red Fort in India maybe a public building made of sandstone.
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Jumi Das 3 years, 5 months ago

Tricki was a pet dog. His mistress was Mrs Pumphrey. He was been kept with luxury in her house. She overfed him and didn't gave him any exercise. This result to overweight. He became fat like a bloated sausage with a leg at its corner. His eyes became bloodshot and rheumy. His tongue rolled out of his jaws. Mr Herriot gave him a Triumph of surgery without any medicinal treatment.
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Rajesh Chakma 3 years, 5 months ago

Who is prime minister of india?
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