I believe the lines are:
"No despot here shall rule with awful sway" - "here" implies the actuality of the despotic rule in America.
<span>"No more the widow'd bleeding bosom mourns" - "no more" implies that widows used to mourn (or still mourn).
"</span><span>When lawless power withdraws its impious hand" - it implies that the lawless power is still acting.
"</span><span>When crowns and sceptres are grown useless things" - it implies that crowns and sceptres are useful now.
The rest of the lines also talk about the future, but it can also be a very general future, e.g. a future of all humanity.</span>
I think its B. Culture is genetic because it's something that is picked up on as you grow up.
The speaker of this quote is Assef. He has become a Taliban official, and in these lines, he explains what he believes is the work of the Taliban. He argues that, by working with the Taliban, he feels "liberated." He also tells us that he believes his actions (murder, destruction, etc.) are the work of God. These statements are ironic because we do not normally associate the work of God with suffering and destruction. The statement is meat to demonstrate how the Taliban has twisted the ideas of Islam to its benefit.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
it tells about like worries and stuff from that time
The answer is
A
I know this because it has the same sound throughout