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History leads us to believe that the upper class of British society was less affected during the war and managed to remain more secure.
<h3>Why did the upper class of British society have advantages during wars?</h3>
- Because they could easily leave the country.
- Because they could bribe officials for greater security.
- Because they kept their assets out of the country.
The advantages that the high British society had are what allowed them to maintain their power and influence even during the war and to be able to maintain a high standard of living even in the periods of greatest scarcity, proved by the war.
As you didn't report the war that this question refers to, it's not possible to present an objective answer, but I hope the above information can help you.
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Answer:
If the Whites hadn't been so greedy and appreciated what they had, they probably wouldn't use the Monkey's paw for wishes and they would still have their son and everything else they lost. Family is more important than money.
<span>Their structure, can separate groups of people. This makes it difficult for people, goods, and ideas to move from one place to another. This would also affect the climate.</span>
In one of the short stories I teach my 9th graders (Langston Hughes' "Thank You, Ma'am"), Roger is the protagonist and Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones is the antagonist. And yet, in many ways, Mrs. Jones is the more likeable character.
