If I was in this position I would say people should vote me as president because I'm a leader and I put people's needs first ahead of my own and care for my school or country. If this was in school I would say, if u vote for me I will remove homework, have better cafeteria food, have fun each day, and add vending machines. If you vote for me I would fulfill all my promises and help you out in any way I can. If this was a literal election I would say, I would make this earth a better place, enforce the law more, so no more crime, no more needs to worry, better life support and insurance, better homes for the homeless and orphanage, and also equal rights for every person equally. I would make this earth better and put your needs ahead of my own and help you guys. That's honestly what I would say if I was in the position, I hope it helps you. I want to be president so I can make a change in people's lives and my qualities, well this is my first time running for president so I could say this is a new experience and I'm patient with others, gifted with doing taxes, trustworthy and known to honor my word, and I am a citizen on the US. I also believe in a better future for this earth, that peace will be among people one day and what I want to change, is the crime and the rights, everyone should have equal rights and there should not be crime at all, so I want to change laws and enforce them, littering would be a fine of $100 because you're basically disrespecting and trashing this earth making it look like a wasteland, and I would not force people to do jury duty, I would ask for volunteers instead, and in car accidents, if say for ex person one is crashed by person 2, I would not charge person one for his car even though he was the victim, I would rather force person 2 to pay for the coverages for person 1.
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Answer: "The (1846) crack" is what both sentences have in common, therefore we can combine them like this:
Since it could not be fixed, the Liberty Bell has had that crack in it ever since.
I believe this would be an anachronism.
Franklin attempting to increase tolerance towards Native
Americans was the largest difference betwixt Franklin’s "Remarks
Concerning the Savages of North America" and Rowlandson’s The Narrative of
the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Rowlandson. Franklin promoted acceptance
regarding the beliefs of the native Americans. On the other hand, Rowlandson’s
view towards the native American people was negative.
