Answer:
yes
Explanation:
National Hero - Lin ZeXu. Lin Zexu (1785-1850)was a Chinese scholar and official of the Qing Dynasty. He is most recognized for his conduct and his constant position on the "moral high ground" in his fight, as a "shepherd" of his people, against the opium trade in Guangzhou.
the answer is c. I actually just finished studying this. good luck
Answer:
Have you ever hated anyone who treated you cruelly? How did this hatred affect you? How does the Word of God help you to deal with hatred?
Explanation:
We must do good to those who harm us. This is what Christ mainly wants to teach us in these verses as a law inherent exclusively in His religion, which is part of its perfection. We must be kind to those who harm us. We must not only love our enemies and be friendly to them, but also do good for them, we must be ready to serve them kindly, like any other person, if we are called to this by chance and if it is in our power. With our positive actions towards them, we must clearly show them that we do not harbor malice against them and do not seek revenge on them.
The women's movement was on a roll. They got the right to vote, and many more social recognition's, but were still slightly discriminated against. The "Flappers" were drawn to speakeasy in an effort to break the assumed differences between genders. If men could do it, so could they. Also, in a period of change and "all about me" and breaking away from traditions. Drinking was considered highly unladylike and unproper. Especially since it was illegal.
