Amartyr is a person who is a. put to death or endures great suffering on behalf of their beliefs, principles, or a cause. b. killed for his/her faith, but is later recognized as a victim of injustice. c. that commissions a work of religious art in order to spread specific beliefs. d. suffers at the hand of an enemy, but is considered a saint among their people.

Where is the above note played on the guitar? open second string open third string second string, first fret third string, second fret

Restaurant special: michigan 1. compare and contrast the restaurants you saw in this video. include type of restaurant, type of food, history, and any other relevant similarities and differences. • 2. how does after 26 depot serve its community? what are some other ways a restaurant could give back to its community? • 3. if you could work at any restaurant you saw in this video, which one would you pick? explain your reasoning. • 4. choose one of the six restaurants and describe how history and culture affects the food that is served. • 5. imagine you could open a restaurant. describe the restaurant you would create and in what ways culture and/or history might impact the atmosphere, food, or other aspects of the business. •

Why were european influences dominant in early american music? select all answers that are true. check all that apply early religious, folk, and popular song traditions derived from mainland europe. early religious, folk, and popular song traditions derived from mainland europe. early settlers had little exposure to native american traditions. early settlers had little exposure to native american traditions. native americans preferred the new music shared with them by europeans settlers. native americans preferred the new music shared with them by europeans settlers. american settlers were exposed to european classical music through travel. american settlers were exposed to european classical music through travel. native american music was deemed primitive, and thus unworthy, by european settlers. native american music was deemed primitive, and thus unworthy, by european settlers.