The Miranda warning is important, because it lets the person in custody know what their rights<span> are.</span><span>
It informs the suspects that they do not need to confess, or talk at all for that matter. It is their constitutional right.
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Answer:
a. It shows the sharpness and the quick movements of the shuttle are fierce and violent
Explanation:
According to the quote from page 62, the narrator describes the movement of the shuttle as violent and sharp, such that the people in charge of controlling it have a hard time doing it.
Based on the author's use of figurative language, she is trying to illustrate to readers that the sharpness and the quick movements of the shuttle are fierce and violent.
Henry David Thoreau graduated in 1837 and worked as a schoolmaster, after a short time he started to write poetry.
He stopped paying taxes against slavery and was later arrested , then Thoreau was incentivated due this reason to write his famous essay, "Civil Disobedience", at the same time US declared war against Mexico and invated the nation. So he thought that taking people's liverty wasn't honest.
In conclusions Thoreau believed that a person oews his allegiance or loyalty to justice, even I you need to disobey the law.
I believe the answer is A
