Answer:
B. “It is always painful to part from people whom one has known for a very brief space of time.”
Explanation:
1. John Locke's belief in natural rights and non dependence on government. He wanted freedom of life liberty and property. He also made the separation of powers and had influence on the three examples of inalienable rights in the declaration of independence.what are the three inalienable rights they are Life
Liberty and the pursuit of happiness.John Locke believed that Thomas Jefferson regarded Locke as the one of the most important philosophers in regard to the subject of liberty.Thomas Jefferson was not the only founding father to agree with Locke's philosophy. James Madison's writings were influenced from Locke. Locke's theory of inalienable rights were at the core of the American revolution and Remain as the leading foundation in the American dream.
3. An example of Freneau's Romantic stereotype can be found in this excerpt of his writing. Fancy bound and therefore capable of conjuring up Indian that are shown to be forever alive in the sublime realm of mist, moonlight and shadow. Although Freneau's Romantic stereotype seems to the admire the American savages he also shows elements of European condescension towards Indians. There are derogatory comments made towards the natives such as calling them a rudder race,children of the forest,who in death produce many a barbarous form,to haunt their graveyard and punish unwary intruders.
4. Francis Scott employs dramatic imagery of the battle of bunker. The first lines are Oh say can you see by the dawns early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. The beginning of the star spangled banner means they survived from day the beginning of day to the end of night. The third verse of the star spangled banner is describing the battle with cannons bursting and rockets but the flag was still waving amidst the chaos of war. Finally the last verse of the star spangled banner means the flag still waves over free land of the United States of America.
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Emily Dickinson's poetry is very short and to the point, which stimulates student interest, and Dickinson presents themes that today's students can easily relate to.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Today's students need to foster academic growth amid an era of much information and advancement.
- This makes students more appreciative of texts that are short, direct, and to the point, that they can be read quickly, but that are full of meaning.
- Emily Dickinson's poems are short and present her message directly, but with all the natural subjective language of poetry.
- In addition, Dickinson's poetry presents themes that students can identify with, such as loneliness, the search for love, living with a family, concern for nature, and living with fame.
In this case, we can say that Dickinson's poetry is timeless, as it is capable of arousing the interest of readers of all ages, at any time.
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