Answer:
The Chicago Times criticism of Lincoln´s speech as of bad taste and plainly silly wants to debunk the idea that the Gettysburg fallen soldiers shared the idea that "all men are created equal" and "that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth".
Explanation:
Even if not all those soldiers agreed with Lincoln´s ideas, most of them were probably no aligned with the ideas of the Chicago Times, an anti-Lincoln and pro-Democratic newspaper.
Furthermore, the criticism published at that time, in many cases, got detracted years later, in light of the profound effect that Lincoln´s ideas had in the development of the Nation.
Answer:
The argument began in the canteen during breaktime. The people involved were 2 girls named Quinn and Erin. They were fighting about Erin who was accused of jumping the line.
ANSWER:
0.253 T
EXPLANATION:
we know that Lorentz force (force on a moving conductor ) is given by
F= 
where B= magnetic field
I= current through conductor
sinΘ=90° given
so F=BIL
B=

=B\frac{dA}{dt}
=B×0.25

=B×2.5

B=0.253 T
Answer:Their actions could be understood as compulsion of their needs. They were realistic. Yes, they are interesting and convincing.
Explanation:
Federigo’s actions are realistic. He has a strong desire to impress Mona Giovanna. So it’s convincing that he would sacrifice his falcon to serve her a good meal. However, Mona Giovanna’s actions are not realistic. She agrees to marry Federigo even though she doesn’t seem to be in love with him. Her decision is especially puzzling because she makes it after she realizes that Federigo’s falcon is dead, and therefore she can’t save her sick child. Maybe she was lonely and Federigo was the only person who had shown that he cared for her after her son’s death.