I think that the answer is C.
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It is only possible to find the answer to your question by reading the text to which it refers. However, we can consider that if Coates was unable to find consolation in religion and in the church, it is because these two elements did not have what Coates needed to find comfort in relation to the problems that are hurting him. So, to answer that question, you must read the text, understand Coates' problems, what he needs to solve them and why the church and religion are unable to provide what Coates needed.
<span>They fought for respect. They were tired of being treated like second-class citizens and wanted to create a chance for equal treatment. They moved to show that they had the same loyalty, patriotism, and worthiness as the whites did during this time.</span>
Settlers refused to help American Indians find better sources of water. Settlers helped American Indians preserve native plants and animals. Settlers spread diseases that killed thousands of American Indians.
Answer: The middle and lower classes were distraught. Not even hours after Caesar’s death they gathered in the forum. They started worshiping him as a God.
The Roman First Class largely rejoiced at the death of Caesar. With some exceptions of those who were friends of Caesar.
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