Answer: Brainliest please!
Now that so much of our communication is done with technology, some people think it is pointless to have good handwriting. They don't see any use for it.
Other people despair that the art of handwriting is being lost. They see little hope of good handwriting becoming important once more.
Handwriting experts bring an almost elevated enthusiasm to their chosen hobby.
If you ever see an ancient handwritten manuscript, you will understand the extraordinary skill and dedication that goes into making such a work.
The names of the diseases common among soldiers in the trenches of World War 1 reflect their origin: trench foot, trench fever, and trench mouth.
Soldiers had to wear gas masks to avoid inhaling deadly toxic gas released by the enemy.
Before the discovery of antibiotics, a medic might blockade an infection, then clean and dress it.
There are times when bold acts by ordinary people elevate us all to new heights of justice.
Before the civil rights movement of the 1960s, some people set up blockades to keep black people from entering "white" schools and stores.
Groups that wanted to end racism got together to chant sayings such as "We Shall Overcome" and "Equality Now"," These people came from all walks of life, but they had the same goal: equal rights for all.
Lunch counters, bus stops, and schools were among the site of early civil rights struggles.
Thanks to the heroic work of African American leaders such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and of thousands of ordinary people, racial segregation was finally outlawed.
