In The Outsiders, Ponyboy's opinion of the Socs changes by the end of the story because he begins to see that they do not have the perfect lives he's always imagined. By talking to Cherry and Randy, Pony gains a new understanding and realizes that "things are rough all over," just as Cherry had told him.
Early in the story, Ponyboy stands firmly with his Greaser friends—and firmly against the Socs. While Pony and his friends are relatively poor and often come from difficult backgrounds, the Socs seem to "get editorials in the paper for being a public disgrace one day and an asset to society...
He Roman Empire basically split into two parts - the Western, and Eastern halves. The East was somewhat protected by geography from invaders, but, the West was not so lucky. So, the Roman civil structure broke down.
<span>The Church ended up filling the void, as they had trained staff, and communications lines to Rome, where the Patriarch of the West was (now called the Pope). The town hall - the Basilica, became church property, and so on. This did not happen in the East. Civil authority remained, and the Church stuck to church things.
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D) Change “incomprehensable” to “incomprehensible”
I think
Explanation: Because it “incomprehensible” is the right way to spell it not “incomprehensable” and plus im taking the same test so i makes more since then the others im not done yet but yeah
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While the lawyer was more inclined towards life imprisonment for a convict, the young banker did not approve of either life imprisonment or capital punishment. They also have a heated argument regarding both the forms of punishment. Suspense picks up when the banker challenges the young lawyer to spend fifteen years in solitary confinement and the lawyer accepts it in lieu of money worth two millions.
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