The correct answer for this question is that "<span>it wasn't forcibly incorporated."
</span>The experience of the Californios—being forcibly incorporated into the United States—similar to that of voluntary immigrants, and what makes it different is that it was not forcibly incorporated. The <span>early history of California settlement with the later image of California as a golden land of youth and excitement shows different effects to the people.</span>
<span>Actually educated guesses and making use of time efficiently comes from lot of hardwork, discipline, practicing many times and then it’s the pro-activeness and simple use of commonsense to create as many as problem solving strategies and backtest it inorder to win as much as possible and finally good knowledge is very much essential for sure.</span>
These contrasting metaphors were used by Fitzgerald to convey the message that tolerance has a limit and that morality is always at stake despite having a strong foundation. The end justifies the means most especially when there is a lot to gain. Ethics can be powerful as described by a "hard rock" or weak as referred by "wet marshes".
