TO FORGIVE HIM OF HIS WORDS
Answer:
Its the last one!! (Thomas Jefferson and John Adams had an up-and-down, long-term friendship, which Jefferson wrote about in letters to friends.) hope this helps:)
Explanation:
They never said who specifically wrote it but it reveals that in the last one.
When Obama says " Last year, we relied less on foreign oil, than in any of the past sixteen years" he is using persuasion. He is persuading the listener by appealing to their sense of being independent from having to get oil from some of the foreign countries that we were at war with. When he states "A strategy that's cleaner" he is appeasing the people who are environmentalists and who want to do what they can for the planet. He also manages to intrigue the common working man by stating that the country will be "full of new jobs."
Vas happenin!!
The princess got jealous of the lady because of her innermost beauty. The prince falls for the lady not the princess. At first the princess wanted revenge on the lady so her first choice was the tiger. The princess wanted to feed the tigers the lady. Then she started to feel grace for the lady and wants her to be set free. I feel like she will chose the tiger so she can have the prince to all to herself
Hope this helps
-Zayn Malik
In "The Armenian Language is the Home of the Armenian," all of the following quotations support the poem's main idea about the comforts associated with home except "For centuries its architects have toiled".The second option provided is correct.
The main idea of the poem entitled The Armenian Language is the Home of the Armenian. It deals with the comforts associated with home. Among the quotations that supports the main point in the text are "roof and wall and nourishment", "its cupboards full, lamps lit, ovens hot, and always rejuvenated, always old, it lasts." The only quotation that does not support its main idea is this, " For centuries its architects have toiled". It does not refers to comfort. Instead it deals with how architects get tired throughout the years.
