The answer is C, overcoming :)
B. I'm not sure what this refers to, but I assume Jackson told Brendan to hurt an opposing player, and Brendan refused, so that option is the only one that lends itself to a sportsmanship sentiment. Hope this helped.
Answer:
<h3>These practices and norms made the people to live in constant fear and vigilance. </h3>
Explanation:
- In the story we can understand that the world has completely become so equal that the Handicap General would <u>suppress anyone who was better or superior than the rest.</u>
- This decree had completely <u>subdued free will and talent</u> among people. There were<u> no provisions for individuality</u> and the government was always on the watch. These<u> practices and norms made the people to live in constant fear and vigilance. </u>
- In this way, the people acted accordingly and such lifestyle became a part of their characters. The suppressing norms and societal values made the people coward and silent.