Yes I do think it’s very important to give our child an understanding of different cultures and languages around the world. It could also give them more experiences when they grow up
I believe that It is C, because although the passage does focus on Mathilde's love for expensive things, broadly the subject is how Mathilde is discontent with the lifestyle she is now living, and D is too broad, and B is also too broad.
In an attempt to encourage american citizens to continue to support space exploration he states<em> ''The future does not belong to the fainthearted; it belongs to the brave''</em> therefore seeking to evoke the feelings of patriotism and heroism in order to perpetuate the idea that the purpose of the american citizen is to serve their country despite the danger this programs represent for their lives.
He also stated that as space exploration pioneers <em>'no one can expext everything to go perfectly every time'</em> to excuse the poorly executed program.
The pattern Reagan decided to follow was to make the american citizen believe that the lives that were and would be lost in the future contribuited to the greatness of USA.
To live in a Hooverville it would have been very difficult. Shelters that were extremely uncomfortable and very cold to live in especially during the nights. But also live in the same clothing for such a long time and having no money to be able to pay for clothing, nor would you really be able to pay for food and ration it out to either other people or your family. But, it would be very very filthy.
