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Many People Feel like failure makes you weak, but that is truly wrong. Just think, if no one, I mean NO ONE made mistake, the world’s history would repeat itself. Just because they never made mistake, so then they could never learn from them. So Truely, failing is a blessing in disguise.
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True
Explanation:
The question is basically asking: "True or false: Pre-Columbian art and culture was produced in the Americas before the arrival of Christopher Columbus".
This statement is true. As can be seen from the name of this art movement / art type, it's called "Pre-Columbian". "Pre" means before, so essentially, the name says that the art and culture is "before Columbus", making the statement correct.
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The form of appeal in the statement " <em>a prince whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people</em> " is called <u>Ethos Appeal.</u>
<em>This is because, the ruler has no moral standing to rule people due to his character which is not empathetic towards its citizens.</em>
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Answer: Lee was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor a U.S. civilian can receive (Pagona 32).
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- Plagiarism, in general, is a term for using other people's ideas as your own, without citing the source. The rule is that, if we want to include quotes from other works in our own work, we need to both include the quotation marks and acknowledge the source.
- Depending on the citation style that we opt for, we can acknowledge the source either in the text itself, in a footnote or in a list of references. However, regardless of the style, we must always include the quotation marks when we repeat the exact words of an author (if we paraphrase them, we do not put the quotation marks).
- <u> In the case above, the quotation marks are not used, which is why we consider it a plagiarism.</u>
