Read this passage: The 1960 presidential election featured the first televised
debate between the major party nominees. While
Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy appeared tan and
healthy, Republican Richard Nixon wore a suit that didn't fit
and refused to put on makeup. Most radio listeners
thought Nixon performed better, but television viewers
preferred Kennedy, who ended up winning the election.
What does the passage suggest about Richard Nixon's defeat in the 1960
presidential election?

the western roman empire flourished, but the eastern portion of the empire struggled.

it is in memorial of the independence day

according to islamic belief there is only one god and muhammed is god´s messenger.

he was sent to introduce and instruct his people with god´s teachings : the 5 pillars of islamism. these are the five basic acts of islamic religious belief.

number one is the declaration of faith. this means there is only one god and one messenger.

number two is obligatory five prayers . number three is compulsory giving in order to achieve balance and encourage individual growth.

number five is fasting in the month of ramadan and the final number five pilgrimage to the mecca.