1. Bush v. Gore
2. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
3. Tinker v. Does Moines
4. Miranda v. Arizona
5. Gideon v. Wainwright
6. Brown v. Board of education
7. Please v. Ferguson
8. Marburg v. Madison
9. United States v. Nixon
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Answer:
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Explanation:
The food served was quite different in quantity, and in some respects nature, from everyday meals, which for most people were apt to start with (or, for the poor, consist of) vegetable pottages (soups or stews). For a banquet, vegetables, if any—in England, they rarely appear on feast menus—were vastly outnumbered by a parade of roasts or fish of all kinds, and more elaborate dishes.
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Answer:
The answer is:
<u>2. The value of work.</u>
Explanation:
The reasoning behind this is that the excerpt is talking about how "they" had worked hard on the "toil" (land, crops, etc.) and are delighted (happy) of the result of the hard work they put into maintaining the land. They value their work because the land turned to be great.
