Juliet inquires as to whether he truly loves her, having come to acknowledge that Romeo may effortlessly deceive her with a specific end goal to exploit her. Juliet is worried that Romeo may figure she can easily be taken in light of the fact that she isn't distant.
Answer:
Gladiators would have only fitted in the colonial and Pre-Civil War South. In the modern era, they would not fit at all.
This is because gladiators were slaves, who fought battles, often to the dead, against other gladiators, other soldiers, and even wild animals, for the amusement of the Roman Society.
After the Civil War, Gladiators simply do not fit into the culture of the United States and its democratic setting, and the reason is that slavery is prohibited in the United States.
A. Civil rights
b. constitutional rights and
c. Legal rights
The abstract ideals that guide a person's thinking and behavior across all situations are called values.
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Attempts to instruct and edify the audience as well as entertain it by presenting a story with a clear moral were called morality plays. Morality plays are a type of allegory in which the protagonist is met by personifications of various moral attributes that help him on his way to good.
