Wrath usually means to invoke a harmful fate on one who has displeased you. Wrath is a strong word, not to be used lightly. Brainliest please.
Answer: The Montgomery bus boycott.
<span>Choices are:
narration
description
exposition
persuasion
With the use of me and the actions described, the ans is narration
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The word "falling" is a present participle of the verb "to fall".
Past participle would be "fallen".
Past would be "fell".
Base form would be "fall"
Which only leaves "falling" as the possible answer.
D. The overconfidence of the British troops.
