Answer:
Phillis Wheatley was an American poetess, the first black woman writer in the United States. She was captured and sent across the ocean in the Phillis. After some time, an auction took place, and the girl fell into the possession of Whitley's Boston family couple. She received her name from the name of the ship that delivered her to America. In addition to household tasks, the girl, under the guidance of Mary, the eighteen-year-old daughter of the owners, began to master English, learn Latin, read the Bible. The masters favored her poetic experiences. Despite recognition, American publishers refused to print Phillies’ collection of works. Fortunately, London friends were ready to help - Countess Huntingdon Selina Hastings, a Methodist and opponent of slavery who was friends with the late Whitefield, could contribute to the publication of the collection. John Wheatley, perhaps influenced by public opinion, granted Phyllis Wheatley freedom.
Explanation:
Because he didn't like the changes the Republicans were trying to make to it.
As fairness is a subjective term, let's analyse this in terms of what countries are able to do in the situation. In the General Assembly every sovereign nation that joins is allowed to express its opinion and vote within this global body of governance. Some may argue that this gives too much power to tinier nation states. However, the General Assembly allows for these tinier nations to be heard on a global platform, while reigning in any truly disastrous schemes via the permanent bodies of the security council which hold veto powers over any errant decision.
Answer:
Pebbles
Explanation:
Small pieces of rock are normally referred to as pebbles