Answer:
In America, one need not be limited by the circumstances of one's birth
Explanation:
I would say I’d depend. If we’re talking about the dystopian fiction directly, it is an idea of what the future will be like but through the eyes of the author. For example: Among the Hidden talks about a society where 3rd born children are prohibited and killed. If that will ever occur due to lack of economy or food it’s not an actual fact. But, it’s not like it can’t happen either; circumstances are so bad that it can happen. Now, if it impacts the future itself is uncertain because we human beings don’t have the capability of predicting the future. But, it’s possible that a crazy leader can find inspiration in a dystopian book and base rules of it.
Passage is from "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell and the answer is "Since Zaroff sees Rainsford as sentimental, he misjudges him as an opponent."
Answer:
c
Explanation:
because that is not a revolution nothing super big is gonna happen when you vote for a new prsident.
Answer:
It could either be use for light or a different was of making food
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