The entire third paragraph of the story is full of evidence. The story states, "...her voice was often heard in wordy warfare with her husband" is one that would work well because often tells you that it happened frequently and warfare means fighting.
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WE CAN USE OUR PAST MISTAKES AS A STEPPING STONE FOR THE FUTURE, SO THE NEXT TIME WE HAVE A CHANCE TO MAKE UP FOR IT WE MAKE A CORRECTION, A SECOND CHANCE TO DO BETTER THAN THE FIRST TIME, EVERYONE DESERVES A SECOND CHANCE Explanation:AM I RIGHT
Dear father.
I know that my decision to go to boarding school took everyone by surprise and that it is a family wish that I continue to attend day schools. While I respect the family decision, I am writing this letter to present the reasons why I do not believe day school is a good option for me.
First, day schools do not have a stimulating and conducive learning environment. It is for this reason that day school students have such lower academic results. In addition, the day school has a very regular and basic education, which does not present academic challenges that are extremely uplifting for a student.
I must emphasize that day schools do not promote social maturity and encourage very adolescent and relaxed behaviors in relation to studies.
Finally, I would like to emphasize that day schools have very large classes, with many students. This makes it difficult for teachers to be able to understand the difficulties of each student and shape their classes so that these difficulties are eliminated.
My aim in bringing these factors forward is to ask you to reconsider my request to study at a boarding school, knowing that my academic quality would be greatly benefited.
With love,
M.J.
I believe the correct answer is the third option
(blue): Our present condition, achieved in a manner unprecedented in the
history of nations, illustrates the American idea that governments rest upon
the consent of the governed, and that it is the right of the people to alter or
abolish governments whenever they become destructive of the ends for which they
were established.
In this this excerpt of Jefferson Davis’s “Inaugural
Address” third statement shows that Davis believed that he and his fellow
citizens had the right to rebel against the government if it failed them as
their present condition illustrates the idea of Americans that governed have
the right to alter or abolish governments whenever they become destructive.
