<span>1. The line refers to the vast colonies that were under Great Britain. Great Britain was known as one of the wealthiest colonizers in the world. They were able to conquered so many countries in the New World (North America). They have also some colonies in Asia and Oceania.
2. The answer is false. This idea was not accepted in the Victorian society, Many English scholars believe that Darwin's idea of transmutation is different from the ideas that were being thought to them.
3. The answer is True. The working class had increase especially during the Industrial Revolution. During this era, many people have started immigrating to the city centers in order to work in factories</span>
I'll say the 2nd bullet point....hope that helps
The likely connotation of the underlined words might be <em>Nwoye is depressed at the news of Ikemefuna’s death, but he accepts all the custom of his clan.</em>
We can assume this because it seems that although he is sad because of the death, he felt inside like he has to deal with it and carry on, owing to the fact that are traditions that he has to respect. This can be considered as a metaphor when is using the tightened bow.
Answer:
I don't celebrate Christmas.
Explanation:
I find it unreasonable and I don't see any point in celebrating a unrealistic holiday that's SUPPOSEDLY about the birth of Jesus and/or a very unrealistic guy who LIVES in the north pole and rides on FLYING RAINDEERS. I like to have a purpose when I do things. I don't think doing unreasonable things is fun so again, I don't celebrate it.
I sleep instead. I like sleep.
Hope you enjoy yours tho
The main difference between the townspeople in Maycomb and the country people is that the latter are more direct in their expressions. Both are equally prejudiced against the black population. However, townspeople go through the motions of a "fair" trial, even though in spite of the clear evidence of the innocence of Tom Robinson, the jury will still condemn him because he is black), or they will ostracize those with whom they disgree, as they have done to Arthur Radley or to Dolphus Raymond, or else through vicious speech, like cousin Francis or Mrs. Dubose, who criticise Atticus Finch for defending a black man when talking to his children, or Burris Eweller as he insults the schoolteacher. Robert Eweller threatens Helen Robinson as she takes the shorter road to work, and he wishes to take revenge on Atticus Finch by attacking his children. There are exceptions to the prejudiced townspeople, like Atticus Finch and Miss Maudie, who are cultured and therefore unprejudiced. Unlike most townspeople, country people are direct. The Cunningham child explains that he has failed in school because he must help his father in the field. His father, Arthur Cunningham, takes part in a mob that intends to lynch Tom Robinson at the local jail, but responds also directly, as a human being, when Scout inquires after his son. Later, at court, the Cunningham's make an attempt to obtain acquittal for Tom Robinson.
Maycomb townspeople believe that families have "streaks", so that the children will necessarily inherit the faults of their parents. Also, the white townspeople believe that there is some sort of nobility attached to the antiquity of a family in the town. This is one of the reasons why family names are considered so important. Also, for racist whites, it is important to have no racial mix in their family. Atticus Finch is influential in town because he belongs to one of the wealthiest families there. This makes him respectable in the eyes of the townspeople, even to those who criticize him for defending Tom Robinson.
