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Sophie [7]
3 years ago
8

Give 3 scenarios of violence in A Tale of Two Cities and why are they important. (Due in an hour pls help, will mark brainliest)

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1 answer:
antiseptic1488 [7]3 years ago
5 0

answer.

A violence where everyone is deprived of the rain water and the reason for that is due to the monarch/king that have not attained the regular care. Not taking account of the pollutants and the industrial rebellion. Which creates issue to people who crave for the food and suffer famine. So the aggregate food surplus is not provided by the king.

Yeah try this three violence due to which the country had the two side the rebellion party and the one that is trying to suppress those protest leading to a fight between the two cities. 1) ambitious investment of city in industry. 2) Not approving self righteous of people. 3) Selfish people.

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