Justice Thurgood Marshall looks at the first three words, “We the people,” as evidence that the Constitution is not static and is, in fact, developing/changing with the times. For instance, Justice Thurgood Marshall says that “We the people” did not actually mean everybody when it was written. The words “We the people” actually excluded African Americans, Native Americans, women, and even whites if they did not own land. However, the words "We the people" eventually evolved to mean <em>all</em> United States citizens regardless of heritage, gender, class, etc. Thus, this is evidence that the Constitution evolves with time with the nature of the nation for which it was written.
When Alison leaves her job at a small rural college and looks for a job at a large urban university, she is called frictionally unemployed. The correct answer is A.
“the silken sad uncertain rustling”“purple curtain”<span>“to still the beating of my heart”
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That is a personification sentence right?
