HELP FAST What conclusion does the cause-and-reflect relationship in this passage support? Washington lacked the information he
needed to govern effectively. Washington got information in other ways so he could govern effectively. Washington was so angry at the clerks that he did not govern effectively. Washington was too frustrated by his missing papers to govern effectively.
I'd say that the conclusion could be that Washington, who lacked both knowledge and calmness, was unable to be an effective governor. He didn't do well in the position of the governor. I hope this is correct. Given the lack of context, it was difficult to answer, but I did my best.
It depends on what type of person you are talking about. Some may want to work hard to get something that they have seen. Others will be mean and act rude jus because the other person has something that they want. Like I said, it just depends on the person's character.
<span>The correct answer is
letter d. It is hopeless because when the child would get used to this practice
and would arrive to a time where he or she will not get something from it. In
addition, it would make a child feel remote and alone which would affect his or
her confidence in the long run.</span>
