I believe it is the final sentence: I left for college when I was 18 (that was also the age at which I was married). This is because the parentheses also give information about another incident that took place at the time - his/her marriage.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Unless you count 'Bob' as slang for 'Robert' (which is ridiculous), there is no shortened language in this sentence.
1. To create a Union that could be perfect.
2. To be a more righteous nation.
3. To help the nation to be more secure and bring peace.
4. To give provision for the common defense
5. To spread the idea of having general welfare.
6. To generate a nation that secures all the blessings and increase the prosperity for ourselves.
Explanation:
Still, a bit confused about this question but I think this is what you were looking for; the reasons the preamble was written.
You should always pay attention to the focus of the author what is he trying to say and what two main ideas is he comparing or contrasting in a way.
