<span>Based on Thoreau's book entitled Walden, truth is important to him when he said "Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth." In Walden, he also said simplicity is important in the quote, "Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say..." He viewed life without capitalism as important in the essay "Life Without Principle", stating 'In my opinion, the sun was made to light worthier toil than this.'</span>
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ok, I'll answer the first one....
Explanation:
Why did the British believe it was necessary to raise taxes on the American colonists? The British raised taxes on the American Colonies to help pay for the expense of the French and Indian War.
I believe the part of his personality which is dominating his behavior at the present moment is ego.
It is not id, because id refers to our basic needs - and his basic need is for food, which he didn't satisfy given that he decided not to cut the line. It isn't superego either, because that is unconscious, and he consciously made his decision. It is not preconscious either, because that refers to your recollection of forgotten memories.
President Jefferson decided that the government's treaty-making powers allowed for the purchase of the entire Louisiana territory.
