Answer: Anna Quindlen's claims - we are all different, but we are always united as a country and I don't think so some of the sources about her were made years ago. I do not claim this answer as mine and it belongs to their rightful owner(s). I copied and pasted your answer onto Google and edited a little..Hehe, I guess it's incorrect in *some* ways. ^_^" <3
Explanation:
1. The correct answer is the Boston Globe.
2.- The correct answer is Elizabethan Sonnet.
3-. The correct answer is Strafford upon Avon, England.
4.- The correct answer is Early Modern English.
Machiavelli uses reasoning and an example as evidence in an argumentative structure to support his claim that a prince must destroy a city that is accustomed to freedom if he wants to hold it.
Explanation:
Machiavelli's 'The Prince' is a dogmatic book that offers pragmatic and often outlandishly authoritarian solutions to maintain the peace of the increasingly chaotic Italian cities of its time.
By giving an example of Pisa, he argues if the new Florentine prince is to hold on to the captured cities he must subdue their freedom and destroy the cities that are used to freedom.
If he allows them to exist as they are it would probably be that they will rebel eventually.
I don't see anything. Can you please post the quotations so I can at least try to help you?<span />
