Thanking as they are Coming back from the military with good good news
Sorrow, for it was written about the the president who died back then (I think maybe Lincoln).
The proper punctuation of the above sentence is:
Should states require adolescents to be eighteen before obtaining a driver's license?
<em>Which concept does Roosevelt most likely intend to convey in this sentence? </em>
<em>The answer is, Optimism is important to success.</em>
<em>When Roosevelt reinforces the fact that this nation will endure as it has endured, he does it to tell his people that no matter how it looks today our nation will prosper, no matter how bad it appears to be, this nation has always stood up. American Manifest Destiny, though it refers to expanding his lands by providential order, also gives Americans a providential pull, a lift up, that always takes them forward. Roosevelt is aware of this, but his people has forgotten it, and he reinforces this truth to lift up the moral of the American people.</em>
I think B. But instead of those dots, I prefer a comma instead
