1 'All people are the same.'
equal rights
2 'We can say what we want.'
fof s
3 'Men aren't better than us!'
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4 'Our country must be free.'
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5 'No more war!
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My doll
This is my doll. Her name is Polly. She’s a big DOLL. She’s got big blue EYES, little ears, a short NOSE and a little red MOUTH. Her HAIR is long and yellow.
She’s got two arms: this is her right ARM and this is her LEFT arm. She’s got ten FINGERS: five on her right hand and five on her LEFT HAND. Her fingers are LONG (SHORT). She’s got long legs, little RIGHT and LEFT little toes: five on her RIGHT foot and FIVE on her LEFT FOOT.
My doll is very SMART. She can do many things: with her HANDS she can eat tasty things; with her LEGS and feet she walks; with her tongue and lips she CAN TALK . And with her EARS she can hear me. I say: “Polly, dear!” and my doll says: “Ma-ma”.
I think my doll is very nice and BEAUTIFUL. I love my doll.

Money appeared much later than the establishment of the national economy: first the ancient tribes used the means of exchange (cattle, fish, ornaments were changed for bread, meat, fabrics), and different peoples used various means for exchange. For example, in Mexico "cocoa beans" were used as "money", pearls and shells were found on the islands of Oceania, in the seas of valuable beasts in Alaska and Canada.
Such commodity-exchange relations were not very convenient and the need arose to create a universal exchange equivalent. So there was money. At first they were metal (in the manufacture in different countries used materials such as copper, silver, bronze). Paper money appeared only in 1910 and since then have firmly entered our life.Ставь лукас и лучшее решение