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Salty foods because I can have sweet drinks. Also, both have bad effects such as high sodium/cholesterol or diabetes so yk if ur gonna go down go down w the good stuff. Would probably get sick after all the sweet stuff. Oi and adding salt to any food does make it salty so the options are infinite.
Explanation:
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I, because when there is more than one person, the second name, being you, must be I.
Answer: Samuel F. B. Morse
Explanation:
Samuel Finley Breese Morse was an American painter in the years in the 18th century. He is best known for his invention of a single-wire telegraph system and later on, he developed the commercial use of it.
He was discovering an issue of a signal carry through the system and with the help of a chemistry professor Leonard Gale, he succeeded and sent a message with the 16km of wire.
His discovery has improved our lives nowadays because without him we couldn't send messages and information through the long distance.
He may not invent the telegraph but he was creditable for its function and design. We could say that his inventions did save many lives because president Abraham Lincoln has received many reports at the White House during the Civil War and other people were able to send important messages and receive them through this invention.
Samuel Morse came upon his ideas because he was desperate for how people can't receive important messages more quickly. His wife has died while he was painting and he got the information(that she was convalescent) too late so when he got home he realized that he lost her and that he could save her if the message was brought earlier. This could be one example of characteristic from the HUNT.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the 1920s (after WWI) in the US characterized as a period of carefree hedonism, wealth, freedom, and youthful exuberance
It suggests suffering and grief.
Although many people might only blame the South for the cause for the U.S. Civil War. There were two sides to these issues and over the span of decades and for nearly a century of being a republic, the people had not taken bold enough steps to remedy and prevent was to become the Civil War.
Some people may feel that it was inevitable that the Union (the North) and the Confederacy (the South) would do battle. There is no alternate history that we can present, as this is how it occurred.
However, the attempts to delay or defer the seemingly inevitable war, which was the strategy for all of the time of the young republic, as well as the years before the formation in 1776. The time leading up to the 1861-65 battle included numerous temporary patches to compromise with both sides, when there could be no real compromise.
An excellent example of the inability to enact real compromise can be seen in the Compromise of 1850 with the Fugitive Slave Act. This act ensured that the balance in government representation of free and slave states remained the same with the expansion and addition of states like California. Obviously if one side had more power, they would quickly use it to diminish the other side's ability to confront the opposing power.
The act also tasked the free North with returning escaped slaves from the South. This North was supposed to enforce a law against its own people who opposed everything about slavery. A certain impossibility.
So while, the North may have lobbied for freedom and protected escaped or runaway slaves, the still were met in an impossible situation that could not allow compromise given their announcements of freedoms, as like that in the Constitution.
The North may have hated slavery, but they tolerated slavery and that is enough to find them as an accomplice to the act, or having been involved in some regards to allowing it to happen.
And as such, the quote and meaning of the answer, is that both the North and the South suffered and were filled with grief because they had both been active participants in allowing or encouraging slavery in the U.S. to exist.
