That no man should have his own possessions or land, everything is to be shared, and that way classes are eliminated and no one is on top ( rich vs. poor ). However it still usually fails and someone is always on top.
1. That he will be king of Scotland.
2. An impartial and just man
3. Suffers a tragic flaw
4. Ambitious nature
5. Asides
6. Macbeth is cautious, His wife is eager
7. Fearful and corrupt
8. His fear of their claim to kingship
9. <span>It pays tribute to the lineage of King James I, Shakespeare’s patron.
10. </span><span>He becomes less rash and confident
11. </span><span>“dangerous folly.”
12. </span><span>claiming that he himself will rule as badly as Macbeth has.
13. </span><span>sensitive and caring.
14. </span><span>full of guilt that torments her mind.
15. </span><span>knows he is going to die, but vows to die fighting.</span>
The correct answer is letter A.
Explanation: In the nineteenth and in the twentieth century most of people classified as middles class were living in tenement houses with bad conditions, but it was where they could live.
False. Sacco and Vanzetti were likely tried unfairly by the jury, because of harbored anti-Italian, racist opinions.
