My first choice would be A. When you read the excerpt, how does it make you feel? That's your first clue to the answer. If they want something book specific, I would choose C.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the art or science of democracy
Answer:
Peace is defined as a social relationship where physical violence as a tool to achieve political objectives is absent among collectivities. Justice is defined as a state of affairs where actors obtain what they are entitled to.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. It describes what the narrator knows from his past.
2. Obsession
3. They impart a judgmental, reproachful mood.
The statements are poignant and in a modern translation would read something like this:
Explanation:
<u>I do not agree with your opinions but I will defend your freedom to say it to my dying breath.</u>
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<u>When we are born we are all ignorant. But one has to work very hard to remain stupid as they grow up.</u>
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The first statement is straightforward and affirms freedom of expression even at disagreement of opinions while the second makes out the difference between the ignorance of childhood and stupidity of adulthood. The statement says that it takes a special type of hard work to not earn in the world.
