The answer is slightly obvious. Obviously we know it’s not A. The Address does not talk about how citizens have the right to rebel, so it’s not B either. The Address is not taking a tone that reveals that war is pointless, and uses no negative terms to answer that claim. It’s not C either. Your answer is D, because the Address talks about how from those that have died, the remaining have increased devotion to their cause, and to resolve the conflict so that those who have died shall not die in vain.
B or D because they are from narratives and are short stories
I think this is the order...
1. <span>textual evidence
2. </span><span>supporting argument
3. </span><span>topic</span>
The speaker in Sandburg's "Grass" is C. The Grass
The grass even says that it is the grass and implores people to pile bodies on top of it so it could grow over them.
The correct answer should be Fee Tail laws, but there were fee tails for women but they had to be specifically stated in a will.
