Answer:
Fred definitely seems happier than Scrooge in Scene 1.
Explanation:
It is Christmas time, and Fred definitely feels happy about it. Even though he doesn't have a lot of money, he has a family who loves him and with whom he'll spend the holidays. On the other hand, Scrooge is very rich, but is cranky and has no one - he's all alone. Even though his nephew Fred invites him to dinner, he refuses and would rather stay alone with his money, bitter and lonely.
Answer:
In 1865 at the close of the war, he declared that slavery being abolished, his career as an <em><u>abolitionist </u></em>was ended
Fueled industrial growth, helped build railroads and worked in factories, mills, and mines, traditions became part of america, became active in labor unions and politics.
Answer:
Say: “hey, I actually can send you a video of me singing because I’m a bit shy I’m sorry”
Then stand there embarrassed and he’ll hold you in his arms and will say “it’s ok!” If he’s nice good luck!!
Answer: One theme is that “independent thinking should be valued over tradition.” The excerpt shows that the characters put value on both wealth and marriage for women. The tone of the text as well as the analysis of the plot reveals that individuals and independent thinking need to be valued instead. The emphasis on independent thinking is a commentary on the Regency period that places more value in tradition.
Explanation: