Answer:
Surprisingly, no.
Explanation:
As most stories throughout history suggest, standing up for your rights and what you believe in will get you what you want. But this isn't the case. Throughout history, we get stories of countries fighting for independence and the right to govern themselves freely but they don't receive it for hundreds of years and some still don't have the rights they deserve. While eventually, there is a change and situations lighten up for these "freedom fighters", most of the time the amount of bloodshed and horror that occurs before their rights are won.
This excerpt from the Maori creation myth highlights the Maori cultural value that family members should trust one another.
<h2>"The Struggle for Human Rights" (Questions)</h2>
- Did the citizens satisfied of what will be the actions of the members of Congress?
- Why did citizens need to rally against the member of Congress?
- Do we deserve Human Rights?
<h3>For more info:</h3>
The Speech of Eleanor Roosevelt;
brainly.com/question/15941235
C because it always depends on ethos pathos and logos
