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"Define powerful nations in a risky act
. Broadcasting empty threats is unwise
. Intimidating world powers is disrespectful
. Criticizing other countries is often warranted"
Answer:
Intimidating world powers is disrespectful
Explanation:
With the phrase “speak softly and carry a big stick”, Roosevelt meant that intimidating world powers is disrespectful and that it does not influence any individual, on the contrary, intimidation shows that the individual is weak and not intelligent. Roosevelt wished to inform that during a debate with world powers, an individual can show how powerful he is with a calm, respectful and diplomatic conversation.
Answer:
That's great. I hope you have learned your lesson.
Explanation:
Answer:
"Time is precious" is the title of the following story.
Explanation:
The story is as follows:-
Pihu was the only daughter of her parents. They were very rich. Pihu was a pampered child and became very ill disciplined and lazy because of her parents extra love and pamper. She never used to do complete her homework on time. She was never on time for any task given to her.
One day her grandmother came to visit them from the village. She was not very happy with Pihu's behavior. So, she decided to take care of her and teach her good things. To reform her, she decided to give her one task everyday. At the end of completion of each task, she would get a reward from the grandmother.
One day her Pihu was very hungry when she returned from school and wanted to eat food. Grandmother behaved very lazily to prepare food for her. Then after some time she cooked food for Pihu and took a long time to prepare it. This way she taught Pihu the value of time.
We should always do things on time. Grandmother explained that had she prepared before her coming from school, it would have saved time and Pihu would not have got stomach ache because of hunger. Pihu realized her mistake and promised to behave well and do things on time.
The Letter from Birmingham Jail, also known as the Letter from Birmingham City Jail and The Negro Is Your Brother, is an open letter written on April 16, 1963, by Martin Luther King Jr. The letter defends the strategy of nonviolent resistance to racism.
