Answer:
Do not be influenced by false flattery.
Explanation:
This speech is an allusion to the betrayal of Jesus Christ by his disciple Judas on the night of his planned capture. The "Judas' kiss' became a symbol of false flattery and betrayal.
And in reference to the "kiss", Patrick Henry's referring to the British colonizers’ act of making false promises who believe that they are there for the development of the colonies. But contrary to the belief, the colonizers are there to take advantage of their resources and 'siphon off' any valuable resources back to Britain. And considering the circumstance and the Biblical reference, we can<u> interpret the sentence as a warning not to be influenced by false flattery.
</u>
Answer:
Explanation:
This question is not full as it is missing the story. The story in question is the one of William Kamkwamba, <u>Malawian boy who had to drop out of school due to the poverty of his family, but who managed to learn how to build a windmill and provide electricity and water for his home.</u>
William managed this by going to the library on his own, even when he dropped out, and reading the physics books. He found a specific book on how to make energy through the windmill and, on his own, he managed to make it out of the scrap yard materials (bicycle frame, a tractor fan, PVC pipes, etc.) In the end, he provided what his family needs, became famous and got a chance to travel and experience more because of his achievement.
<u>This story teaches us how important it is to </u><em><u>educate ourselves</u></em><u>, even if it seems we don't have the chance. Even on our own, we can learn things that can be valuable, sometimes even life-saving. William thought himself all of this on his own. That is his power of </u><em><u>perseverance </u></em><u>– he did not give up when he had t drop out of school or when people though he is crazy. This made him only more determined to learn and do something. </u>
<u>The lack of money, formal education or material did not stop him; William thought himself what he needed to help his family and home for a better future. That is why at the end of his speech he sends a message especially to people in Africa who are in a similar position as him – to never give up, to always try and to push their dreams to the maximum.</u>
Although she loved her parents, Sarah was eager to leave for college and be independent
Answer:
WONDERFUL MOTHER
God made a wonderful mother,
A mother who never grows old;
He made her smile of the sunshine,
And He molded her heart of pure gold;
In her eyes He placed bright shining stars,
In her cheeks fair roses you see;
God made a wonderful mother,
And He gave that dear mother to me.
Explanation:
MARK ME BRAINLEIST.. :)
Answer:
The first one
Explanation:
because the youth that asked the question faked laughed
