Ever heard the saying All Heroes Don't Wear Capes? This quote was first said by Dean Cain, This means that you don't have to be portrayed as a Superhero in movies that wear capes in order to be one, It means that even ordinary people that do anything Heroic are heroes regardless of having a cape. Something heroic I've did in my lifetime is help one of my cousins crawl from under a bookshelf that fell on them. I lifted the bookshelf up and I ordered them to crawl under while I laid it back down. Moral of the story is Yes, ordinary people can be heroes and a cape doesn't determine you being a hero, your actions do.
Anyone can be a hero, but it depends on the situation. There could be a burning building, and a firefighter will be there to rescue the people in need. Or, you could need help with your homework or assignments. Your teacher or parent will be there to help. Imagine you got hurt, you would need to go to the hospital. A doctor would be there to help. Heroes are all around us, and not all of them wear capes. Even minor jobs can do a big part in the world.
When rabbits were inviside they were introduced to all parts of the continents except Antarctica and Asia and when they were incised they caused soil erosion and damaged the echo system.
For the answer to the question above asking w<span>hat did Americans do in the late 1700s early 1800s to improve the movement of people goods? It </span>started with the creation of railroad which helped industrial revolution happen so fast. I hope this helps
