The early newspaper from Colonial America would wither contain the news which was foreign news cribbed from London papers or from other colonies of America.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Early American newspapers were generally two pages, one small sheet printed front and back; later papers were four pages, one larger sheet printed front and back and folded.
Since America was colonized by the British people, so it had to contain the news from London or the Great Britain also which was the foreign news section for the colonial America and it also contained the news of the various American colonies also.
Tense, the overall mood does not seem to be hostile. So i wouldn't say angry. Doesn't seem to be very uplifting either so joyous is out and as for scary i do not think either of them are scared, more like concerned. So i would go with tense
B and C make sense but more than likely C. B is an option because to rue means to regret something so if you take advice from an old wise person, it COULD end up with you doing something you regret. But C is more likely because joining a conspiracy will cause you to do something bad more than likely.
Answer:
It is the one job he hates most at home, and it is ironic that this very job is what teaches him a valuable life lesson.
Explanation:
His manager made him do that job every day until he stopped complaining and he finally did.
It has about the same power as one voice I think.
