Answer: frustrate implies making vain or ineffectual all efforts however vigorous or persistent.
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In these lines of his speech "Beyond Vietnam," King states that he has seven reasons for not supporting the war in Vietnam. The first one he gives is the fact that the struggle of black Americans and poor Americans at home and the war in Vietnam are connected.
King argues that for a moment, before the war, he was able to see some hope for the poor through the poverty program. However, the war meant that all resources would have to be redirected towards fighting. He argues that America will never invest the necessary energy in the rehabilitation of the poor if at the same time they are fighting a battle overseas. So the war is, to King's eyes, an attack on the poor.
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Inside the cylinder contains the key to reveal the answer to solve all the problems along with a map. The map was one of the solar system. There was a X on Pluto. “The answer must lie on Pluto” one of the boys whispered, his face in shock. The boys looked up, looked around, and spotted what they needed. The remains of a space ship that crashed. The boys, being technology and engineering geeks, went over analyzed the ship, and declared it was usable for about 1005 hours in space. Enough time to reach Pluto and back. It takes around 50 hours to get ther, and 50 back. If they were lucky...
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TO BE CONTINUED, I HAVE TO FINSIH A QUIZ!
I would say A. Giving the details you put in, it’s A.
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
Emily Dickinson has been one of the most representative woman's voice of the 19th century, expressing with her poetry women's issues with special ingenuity by visualizing a new world layout for women, free from patriarchal tyranny.
The Mountain mocks the institution of patriarchy in society, which it was particularly and specially grounded around the 19th century experienced by the author; with a remarkable use of the language to conceive the idea of a large solid structure being the framework of society, intending to project a ruthless version of her reality as a woman in a men's world.
The poem is refreshing, displaying a simple approach to a playful device "the metaphor" to gain an easy rhetorical effect, in a clever way.
If you follow the rhetoric in the figured speech, and the Mountain is the "Institution of Patriarchy" then Dickinson uses the first stanza to "criticize the mountain's unchanging ways". Therefore (A)