Answer:
When Pony says:
"We needed Johnny as much as he needed the gang. And for the same reason"
She means that Johnny was an essential part of the gang and he needed them as they needed him to fulfill their objectives or they would not be accomplished.
Explanation:
This answer is the perfect example of a co-dependency relationship. First, because the gang required Johnny to subsist, while he needed them to survive. So they both were essential for each other, and they would not achieve their objective, as well as function as expected if the relationship was broken. Therefore, they both needed one from the other, Johnny the gang, and the gang Johnny. The gang organization would be damaged if he left, and he would feel incomplete without them.
Question 4 options:
Religious freedom from prior persecutions and political unrest in Holland
Question 5 options:
The pilgrims understand that good fortune comes from both God and man while Britain thinks that God provides all fortunes, good and bad.
Question 7 options:
God
Question 10 options:
Over half the pilgrims died due to the harshness of their first winter.
Question 11 options:
The Middle Passage
Question 12 options:
on a slave ship from Africa
In Memphis, Wright's mother locks him out of the house because she wants him to learn survival skills.
Students because their is referring to the students. Students is the antecedent because an antecedent is just a phrase that replaces the third-person personal noun. Their would be the personal noun. Hope this helps!
