The letter provides us not only with the opportunity to understand past injustices, but it also helps us to shed the light of truth upon present injustices."
Today we can see that both the Declaration of Independence and the “Letter from Birmingham Jail” have served as role models for changes in the government because both documents have been successful in creating reforms within the government of the United States of America.
Foundational Documents: The Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederation, The Constitution, Brutus No. 1, Federalist Paper No. 10, Federalist Paper No. 51, Federalist Paper No.
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Well not sure if I can fully capable to answer this but for one during the pledge your not required to say it b/c you may not have the belief in the lord also teachers are not supposed to be prejudice towards those kids and are suppose to treat each individual with respect although some of your rights in a school are limited . Hope this helps
I believe the answer is: <span>castration anxiety; penis envy
According to Freud, Every children has unconscious desire to attract the figure that has the opposite with them, and often reflected in the desire to attract mothers' attention in boys and attract father's attention in girls, this concept is called oedipus complex.
The masculine physical trait often seen as positive traits among the two because it makes them think that they could be the aggressor in the formation of relationship.</span><span />
William few’s main contribution to the constitutional convention was delivering nationalist votes at crucial times.
C) delivering nationalist votes at crucial times.
<u>Explanation:</u>
William Few was a son British men moved from England to Pennsylvania. Few entered into the politics and elected in the Georgia province's congress.
He served for the continental congress( during the period 1780-88) and also elected again for the Georgia province's assembly(1783). Later, he got appointed with one of the six delegates of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 parallel along with congress.
He missed a lot of meetings because of congress's service so he never made a speech at the convention. Yet he came up with nationalist votes at the critical times for the country.
