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Short, simple sentences with “trappings”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Many of the trappings of domestic life, such as carpets, lamps, china, upholstered furniture, books and musical instruments - all the accoutrements of comfortable living for Southern whites - were manufactured in the North or in Europe.
Charles II was a cousin of Louis XIV of France and, like his father, attempted to adopt the trappings of absolutism although he recognised that he could never achieve a government like that of Louis XIV (nor did he attempt to dismiss parliament).
At the same time, the Church was divided between a 'High Church' faction that favoured all the trappings of Catholic ritual, and a 'Puritan' faction that wanted a moralistic and austere approach to Christianity, more akin to Calvinism than Catholicism.
The newcomers quickly organised themselves into communities and the trappings of 'civilised' life - shops, saloons, libraries, theatre companies and fraternal lodges - began to appear. Newspapers were established and musicians, singers and troupes of actors arrived to entertain the gold seekers.
Subsequently, conservatives themselves began to adopt some of the trappings of nationalism in the name of preserving their own power; as discussed below, the most notable successes of nineteenth-century nationalism, those of Italy and Germany, were led by conservative politicians, not utopian insurgents.
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