A. The British imperial agent clearly thought the conditions in India were unjust due to what, we can assume, he saw as mercantilism conditions when he actually arrived. His resignation will not stop the expansion of the British Empire and it is unlikely that anyone who could actually change conditions will take note. However, he is sacrificing his career and potential future wealth in order to make a point. He has met his notion of justice, not society's, so B does not apply. He does not really reach his goal in creating a just environment, so C is likewise not applicable. D is also out because it seems to jump to a conclusion that one of the two societies found the arrangement unjust, but that is not supported by the limited information provided.
Answer:
A). Travel allows one to connect with and feel the fellowship of others.
Explanation:
'Song of the Open Road' by Walt Whitman explores the idea of freedom and democracy. <u>He acclaims the pleasures of traveling on an 'open road' which makes him feel 'healthy and free.</u>' The speaker says that 'traveling allows an individual to connect with his self and experience the fellowship of others' and therefore, he wishes to be the master of his own destiny and chose the ways as he wants and explore the new knowledge, perspective, and much more coming his way on this open road. Thus, he suggests the idea 'strong and content, I am on the open road.' Therefore, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
C.
Explanation
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Answer:
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Explanation:
The play starts with three witches that predict and tell Macbeth he will soon become king of Scotland. He tells his wife who encourages him to kill the king because of what the witches said. He does and therefore becomes the new king, given the two sons of the king flee, scared that they will also be killed, the country: Donalbain to Ireland and Malcolm to England. With the power Macbeth acquires he is filled with paranoia so he kills more people. Meanwhile, Lady Macbeth becomes ill because of the guilt eventually dying. In the end a war erupts to overthrow Macbeth, resulting in his death Malcolm is crowned as the new king of Scotland.
