Is the legacy of the Suffrage Movement still apparent today?

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is this on a school assignment???

According to Professor Sandel, if judgments about the good are unavoidable  in debates about justice and rights, is it possible to reason about the good?

a) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "Yes."

b) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "No."

c) If reasoning about the good life (or, for that matter, justice) means moving back and forth between our considered judgments about particular cases and the general principles we would articulate to make sense of these judgments, then the answer is "Yes."

d) If reasoning about the good life (or, for that matter, justice) means moving back and forth between our considered judgments about particular cases and the general principles we would articulate to make sense of these judgments, then the answer is "No."

e) b) and c)

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a) If reasoning about the good means that contending parties must share a single rule or maxim or criterion for the good life, to which one can appeal in every disagreement about morality, then the answer is "Yes."

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According to Professor Michael J Sandel, he believed that if judgments about the good cannot be avoided in debates about justice and rights, then it is possible to reason about the good if the two differing parties  have a similar rule or maxim for the good life which can appeal to every of their disagreement about morality, then yes, it is possible to reason about the good.

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alignment.

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''justification'' possibly

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In the Renaissance furniture decoration on wood entitled Architectural Perspective, by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, the pavement and buildings are portrayed using linear perspective. Thus, option C is correct.

What is Renaissance?

The 15th and 16th centuries are known as the Renaissance, a time in European history that marks the passage from the Middle Ages to modernity. The Renaissance was characterized by an attempt to resurrect and outdo the concepts and accomplishments of ancient antiquity.

It followed the Late Middle Ages Crisis and was marked by significant societal change. Proponents of a "long Renaissance" may place its start in the 14th century and end in the 17th century in addition to the conventional periodization. The traditional perspective places more emphasis on the Renaissance's early modern components and contends that it was a break with the past, but many historians now place more emphasis on its mediaeval components and contend that it was an extension of the Middle Ages.

Therefore, we can conclude that option C is correct.

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In the Renaissance furniture decoration on wood entitled Architectural Perspective, by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, the pavement and buildings are portrayed using

foreshortening

linear perspective

atmospheric perspective.

By definition it’s true

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well

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Ok, so alot of the difference is between race. when you think of rock you think of for example elvis, the beatles, elton john, just to name a few.

When you think of r&b you think of artist like usher for example.

Here’s a much deeper answer.

Race.

Both genres have their origins in the blues. But in segregated America in the 1950s and 1960s, there were radio stations that played music by white musicians for a white audience, and by black musicians for a black audience.

Rock'n'roll is just the blues, speeded up. And while it was pioneered by black musicians, it was rebranded for a white audience by getting white musicians like Elvis Presley to play it. British musicians like Mick Fleetwood, Keith Richards and Robert Plant started off as huge fans of the blues. As one bluesman said of these young Brits "They want to play the blues so badly, and they do..." Actually, of course, they are very fine musicians. But when British rock'n'roll came back across the Atlantic, it was white musicians so got played on white stations. And we thought that the Stones and Led Zeppelin were making a new original sound, whereas in fact they were massively derivative of Chicago blues.

So rock'n'roll became the music for a white audience, and rhythm'n'blues was the same music played by black musicians for a black audience. Over time the styles diverged, but if you listen to 60s or 70s r'n'b it's much more raw and, basically, rockier, than today's cheesy bump'n'grind stuff. And a lot of today's rock, whether it's metal or indie, has lost the roll, the syncopated beat that gave the blues the groove. Personally I think both genres need to get back in touch with the blues.

But even today, the racial make up of perfomers and audience for rock and r'n'b still reflects that original segregation made by the music industry in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Vincent Van Gogh - A Starry Night

The Starry Night is an Oil on Canvas painting by Van Gogh in 1889, a year after he had voluntarrily admitted himself into the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole lunatic asylum. It was inspired by the landscape from his viewpoint in his asylum room.

Georges Seurat - A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

Another Oil on Canvas painting, A Sunday on La Grande Jette was painted between 1884 to 1886. In it Georges Seuret depicted a people in a park in Paris with the River Seine bordering it.

Paul Gaugin - Tahitian Women on the

Beach

Painted in 1891, Tahitian Women on the beach is a painting of two women on a beach in the Island of Tahiti. It is currently located in Paris.

Paul Cézanne - Still Life with Apples and Oranges.

Hailed for the emotion it conveys, Still Life with Apples and Oranges was painted by Paul Cézanne in 1895. It currently resides in Paris at the Musee d'Orsay.

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Vincent Van Gogh - A Starry Night

Georges Seurat - A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

Paul Gaugin - Tahitian Women on the  Beach

Paul Cézanne - Still Life with Apples and Oranges.

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A P E X :)