Answer:
B. Around the curve the car roared.
Explanation:
To me, freedom means to be able to have the power to think freely, speak, and have the right to have thoughts about things other people may disagree to and no one can say anything about it because it matters to what only YOU think. Other people can say what ever they can to get an agreement out of people, to start a movement. Take Rosa Parks as an example. She didn't have the right to sit in the white persons side of the bus. With her knowing she didn't have the right, she stood up for herself and the others and with that she started a movement to free the blacks and stop racism against different races. With that voice of her's she created something big that would become history.
Answer:
Freedom:)
Answer:
I'd say the sentence is more to the formal side. This is because it isn't a causal, "Hey there, would you want a guarantee for your new phone?", or a, "Yo, dude, want a guarantee for your new phone?" This sentence is what you'd say respectfully to a stranger you might not know. Hope this helps! Please mark as Brainliest if you could, that would be appreciated. :)
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