Answer:
a) Roosevelt feels the will of the American people is greater than any other
Explanation:
The US President Franklin D Roosevelt delivered The Infamy Speech to a Joint Session of the U.S. Congress on 8 December 1941. It was on that day Japan attacked the US naval base at Pearl Harbor. The focus of the speech is the determined realism and Roosevelt, in the face to damage, felt his confidence in the will and strength of the people of America which is far greater than those among the people of other countries. Unbounded determination is steely and steadfast will power to overcome the hard time.
Answer:D
Explanation:
It is a character vs. character conflict
I feel like he's saying, when slaves came to America, they weren't welcome to all the holidays, they were whipped instead of celebrated (on this day particularly), and then the day finally comes when they get to celebrate the Fourth of July but they can't really celebrate it because too much bad stuff happened that day. He's been saying why should anyone celebrate it when they know slavery was going on at that time. Now Douglass was an African American and this is his perspective. If you ask a Caucasian what they did that day, they will have a different story. That's what Douglass means when he says, "The story of most nations is difficult to catalogue." I hope this helps! :)
I believe you're referring to "A Raisin in the Sun, " right?? If so, these words might symbolize Walter's wife's lack of support for him.
It says "has" when it should be "had" because this sentence is all in past tense.
