Answer:
The correct answer is option A. The colonists are suffering only because of their lack of representation in Parliament.
Explanation:
The main point of this excerpt from Thomas Jefferson’s <em>Declaration of Independence</em> (1776) is that the colonist have been repeatedly cast aside, not having any voice in the Parliament, like they are not the people of Kind of England. He emphasizes that the King (Prince) is the Tyrant, and as such unfit to rule over the free people and he calls for an uprising - a revolution. 
Jefferson is aware that as long as Tyrant is sitting on the throne, American people will continue to suffer, never having an opportunity to be heard.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Mrs. March says the letter is long is the  detail should be included in a summary of this excerpt.
<h3>What is the 
main story of Little Women?</h3>
The father of the Amy is fighting in the American war, whereas Jo, Meg, Amy and Beth are living in their home with their mother. The mother of three children was very outspoken at that time. 
The narrative describes how the sisters mature, fall in love, and discover their place in the world.
Thus, option C is correct.
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It can be reverence, thanksgiving, adoration, glory, esteem.
PS: I searched that just to make sure
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Explanation:
- Tragic Hero- evokes pity, faces downfall
 
- Sage- offers guidance
, teaches the hero
 
- Rebel - reject social norms, lives by own moral code
 
Tragic hero often evokes pity in the audience because of the downfall that he on faces because of his Hubris(excessive pride) and Sage is often old and intelligent man who i calm and who offers guidance for the hero. He will teach him about wisdom and how to defeat the enemy. Rebel is against social norms and that is why he lives by his moral code and they are always ready for fight and action.