The excerpt that best shows Mrs. Peters caught between her role as the wife of a law enforcement officer and her empathy for lonely, isolated women is B. "I know what stillness is," repeated Mrs. Peters, in just that same way. Then she too pulled back. "The law has got to punish crime, Mrs. Hale," she said in her tight little way.
It's the second time she says "I know what stillness is", the first time she starts to tell he story about her dead toddler and gets interrupted. She understands the pain Mrs Hale must be suffering, but the law must be enacted anyway.
Answer:
Laurens wanted to utilize the large slave population in South Carolina and arm slaves to fight against the British.
Explanation:
During the war, John proposed the idea of creating a battalion of black soldiers, and in return for their service, he proposed providing the slaves with freedom. Lawrence' beliefs that in fact there are no differences between white and black people, differentiated him from other leaders in South Carolina. At the beginning of 1778, Lawrence suggested his father, who was then president of the Continental Congress, to use the forty slaves he was going to inherit as part of the squad. Henry Lawrence granted the request, but with reservations that delayed the project. In March 1779, Congress approved the idea and sent Lawrence to South to recruit a regiment of 3,000 black soldiers; however, the plan was rejected, and Lawrence ultimately failed.
I'm pretty sure it was <span>Syngman Rhee. Any choices to choose from? </span>
C. the use of tax money to purchase large new territories in the West