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What insights does the Hanukkah scene suggest about the different ways that people deal with crisis? Mr Frank and Margot try to act like the heroes, some people fret, and others are very anxious and scared for their lives while thinking the intruder is the Green Police.
is one of three related ideas. The first is that the history of the United States is inherently different from other countries. In this view, American privileges stem from the emergence of the American Revolution, so that what political scientist Seymour Martin Lipset calls "the first new state" and develops a unique American ideology, "Americanism", based on freedom, equality before the law , individual responsibility, republicanism, representative democracy and laissez-faire economics. This ideology itself is often referred to as "American privilege." Second is the idea that the US has a unique mission to change the world. As Abraham Lincoln said in his Gettysburg speech (1863), Americans have an obligation to ensure, "people's government, by the people, for the people, will not perish from the earth." Third is the understanding that the history and mission of the United States gives an edge over other countries.
In the last six lines of the sonnet, the speaker no longer feels alone because he has remembered the woman of his life, and thinking about her love brings him happiness (<em>joy</em>); contrasting with the opening of the poem when the speaker wanders around his misfortunes; but in the end he finds his joy. Thereby the answer is (D) "<em>For thy sweet love remembered such wealth brings</em>"
Answer: its " does it "
Explanation: its "does it " because it's the 3rd person
