Answer: Language
Explanation:
The divide between the Flemish Belgians and the French Belgians seems to stem from language. The Flemish have their own side of Belgium where street signs are in Flemish and the French Belgians have the same in their side of Belgium.
This situation where both languages are spoken has led to both cultures experiencing a divide with one side espousing the need to speak one language and the other side doing the same. If they spoke the same language, there would be no divide - all else being equal - because they would integrate more.
Answer:
In “Coyote’s Song” the author uses a series of events to show what happens when a boy does not listen to his grandmother.
Explanation:
At the beginning of the story, the boy’s grandmother warns him not to go into the woods. At first the boy listens, but then he meets Coyote. Through a series of events, Coyote convinces the boy to go into the woods. Then Coyote steals the boy’s bread and leaves him in the woods. The boy makes it home, but he has learned a lesson. The clear sequence of events makes it easy to understand
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I think it’s from the second point of view. Correct me if I’m wrong :)
the answer is C.
to dedicate a cemetery for the men who died in battle