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Why does miller open act four with a scene of madness?
In the offchance that you still need this answer, my teacher said it was comic relief.
How did the people act during the French and American Revolutions?
Scared?? be more specific
Why does Shakespeare make a switch from tragedy to comedy in Hamlet from Act 4 to Act 5 and back to tragedy from 5.1 to 5.2?
It's called comic relief. Some light-hearted material is inserted into a heavy story to keep the audience from getting too depressed.
What is definition of enticing a minor?
Enticing a minor is the act of persuading, luring, or asking anyone under the age of sixteen to perform prostitution or any sexual act using any sort of interactive computer service.
What was not an element of the no child left behind act?
A lot of things were not an element of the NCLB. You'll have to be more specific with the question.
What is the historical background of specific relief act 1877?
The specific relief act 1877 is not an exhaustive code. It deals with those specific relief which fall within the domain of court of equity. The relief is ordinarilly available in a civil courts. The defaulting party is compelled to do or to omit the act which he has undertaken to do or to omit. The specific relief is adjective law. The main object of specific relief is to discourage people from taking law into their own hands. It provides summary and speedy remedy through a medium of civil court.
What has the author Muhammad Naseem written?
Muhammad Naseem has written: 'A comprehensive and as exhaustive commentary on the Sepecific Relief Act, 1877' -- subject(s): Equitable remedies 'Exhaustive & comprehensive commentary on the Specific Relief Act, 1877'
Why specific relief act is specific?
The Specific Relief Act is specific in nature because it deals with granting relief in situations where monetary compensation is not an adequate remedy. It provides remedies such as specific performance of contracts, injunctions, and rectification of instruments to ensure that justice is done in cases where mere compensation is insufficient. Its provisions are tailored to address unique circumstances that cannot be adequately resolved through general monetary remedies.
What act gave work relief for states?
Federal Emergency Relief Act
How might a debt relief agency help someone?
The term "Debt Relief Agency" is applied very loosely. It can be any group or any one person who provides advice on debt. This definition was imposed by the Bankruptcy Act of 2005.
What best describes the purpose of the Emergency Relief Appropriations Act?
The purpose of the Emergency Relief Appropriations Act is to provide funds for emergency relief, primarily through employment.
What is a migger?
There is no known definition of the term "migger." It may be a misspelling or a term with a limited or specific usage.
What act gives the federal government legislative authority to provide relief in a major disaster?
. The Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act.
What is the Married Womans Relief Act?
The Married Women's Relief Act is considered one the first success in establishing the right for women to vote. This Act entitled women a part of her husband's estate after he died if she was not adequately provided for by him.
Who was the leader of the Federal Emergency relief act?
Harry Hopkins
Did Enforment Act of 1870 Remove federal troops from southern states?
Compromise of 1877
What was the purpose of the emergency relief and construction act?
This act, passed July 1932, provided money for public works projects. It was the first major relief legislation to deal with the great depression.
