Women do lead their countries differently than men because of the way that women are genetically programmed. Women are naturally kinder and more caring, while as men are usually more impulsive. Women often would think about the effects of what their doing to not only their own country but others, while as men would only think of the affects for their own.
In the second excerpt the narrator probably disagrees with certain rules and a superior is trying to persuade him to adhere to the rules even if he doesn't agree with them. Otherwise, his record will be ruined. My thoughts are that first and above all, we should always be true to ourselves.
In the third excerpt, a young boy has just faced a failure and he is disillusioned. He is trying to console himself by thinking that when he will get older he will feel stronger and will have the right to do as he pleases. My advice would be to relax, enjoy his age and never stop trying.
A child is remembering his father and how he tried to save hm, now that he is an adult. At the time, he couldn't realize how important he was and the fact that his father would sacrifice everything for him. My advice is to do the same for his children.
She is facing man vs. self.She wants to talk to people (that is her self) but she is too shy that is the man.
Answer: True
Explanation:
This is a True or False question.
Due to the various factors surrounding the way of life of different demographics, it is important to note which demographics are being researched so that a more accurate and inclusive conclusion can be reached.
This is why researchers must collect demographic information. They need it to classify data. For instance, a research about home expenses needs demographic information about age because older people(adults) pay more household expenses than younger ones(teenagers) so not knowing this can lead to less than accurate results.
Answer:
The answer is A) Hamlet defines Gertrude only by her relationship to men
Explanation:
In the feminist movement, there is one aspect that is considered as an underestimation of the women, which is defining a woman according to the men that surround her. In this excerpt, it is clear that Hamlet describes Gertrude as a wife and a mother instead of her other qualities. That is why a feminist analysis would be option A.
