Answer:
No
Explanation:
It isn't likely a person who is passionate in their opinion on something will easily change their mind. Maybe with persuasion and evidence to support their opinion is flawed they will change their mind.
Answer:
death is not allowed in brainly kid friendly here
Is Duncan a fool? No.
Reasons Why:
Reason one: Duncan isn’t a fool for going to his house but a fool for not having protection while he rested. Reason two: Duncan isn’t a fool for simply trusting a man that helped win a war. Reason three: Duncan isn’t a fool because he didn’t know Macbeth was plotting to kill him. He was blinded because he thought Macbeth was a good Samaritan. Conclude:
Duncan wasn’t a fool but he was foolish to trust a fool that plotted to kill him and succeed. Duncan wasn’t and still isn’t a fool because he trusted a simile and mustache. Duncan trusted the wrong man that did good deed but the lesson learned here is that a person can do well just as much as a person can do wrong and that greed is the ultimate seed to.
New Zealand was discovered by the Polynesians.
If you are asking about why the need to go to war was. I believe France was trying to regain lost land from Prussia and simply expand itself as a empire.