Answer:
The main themes of the story “Head Work” by Abel Phelps are racial discrimination and appearances. These themes are also explored with the aid of the motif of unemployment and the symbol of the wig.
Explanation:
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The Federalist Papers were written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay, they were published through newspapers over a series of weeks.
The Federalist #10, written by<em> James Madison </em>talks about factions. <u><em>Factions are groups of people united with common interests and political opinions</em></u>,<u><em> that work against other people rights.</em></u> James Madison thought <u>factions produce political instability</u>, and there are two ways to control a faction:
- To remove it's causes and to control it's effects.
<em>The relationship between Factions and Liberty is that factions cannot exist without liberty</em>, James Madison said:<em> "Liberty is to faction what air is to fire". The reason factions exist is because people has the liberty</em> to gather together and express their opinions and interests, when this happens factions are inevitably formed, so the only way to get rid of factions would be <u><em>to destroy liberty or to force people to have the same interests</em></u> and thoughts, and that would be impossible and absurd. Liberty cannot be destroyed since it is a free country and <em>destroying liberty would be a cure worse than the disease</em>, so the only thing left to do is to control it's effects.
<em>The Constitution establishes a government capable of controlling the violence and damage caused by factions and </em><em>the existence of factions ensure liberty. </em>
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Answer: c
Explanation: is it a multiple question? if it is it's c. i had one like this
In the falling action the protagonist is contemplative (or confused).
She is not sure that she made the right choice, hiding the white heron from the guest. She thinks to herself: "Were the birds better friends than their hunter might have been, -- who can tell?" because she still does not know how she feels about letting the guest go away in disappointment.
