If the government <u>fails</u> to protect its citizens, these citizens have the fundamental right to <u>revolt</u>.
<h3>What is government?</h3>
Government is a body of leadership and procedures that's saddled with the responsibility of establishing laws and policies, enforcing rules and regulations in a particular society, especially in a democratic country.
<h3>Who is a citizen?</h3>
A citizen can be defined as a terminology that is used to describe or qualify an individual (person) who is legally recognized by the law (constitution) to be a member of a particular country either by birth or naturalization.
According to the Constitution typically used in a democratic government, we can infer and logically deduce that it is very important for the government of the day to protect the citizens at all times.
However, if the government <u>fails</u> to protect its citizens, these citizens have the fundamental right to <u>revolt</u>.
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Draw a jet plane, a finhing net, and a dog or a cat pet.
Help her white out the old grade and write a new, better grade on it. However, it would only be positive peer pressure if the best friend reads up on the subject first.
In all honesty I think this is supposed to be an opinion problem, so what do you think the general audience would be for a book, compared to the movie. Are they the same, different? What is the age group- well what audience is it made to, a younger generation like 8-15 or an older one 16+ . Hope this helps you get your answer and mind rolling
I think it allows the readers to understand the same situation from different viewpoints. We are not only given Auggie’s account of the things that take place in the story because when the point of view is changed we see the other characters’ thoughts and feelings in multiple instances. I believe the author does this to highlight the fact that although Auggie feels as though he’s suffering alone, there are other characters who both empathize and victimize him. This mirrors one the overall messages of the book that no matter how alone one may feel, there are people out there who share your experience and want to help.
