Answer:
"My hands are of your colour"
Explanation:
The full quote is “My hands are of your colour, but I shame to wear a heart so white,” (Shakespeare's play, <em>Macbeth</em>).
Source: nosweatshakespeare
They ruled unanimously that there is a meaningful distinction between punishing the content of speech and using speech as evidence of motive in a crime. (Unanimously- agreed to by all)
The red queen turns out to be Alice’s kitty.
Explanation:
Through the looking glass is a book written by Lewis Carol. In this book, the central character ‘Alice’ goes through an imaginary world where everything is upside down. In chapter 10 and 11 the red queen is the part of the Chess game.
And Alice is really confused as to who the red queen really is. According to her she’s her kitty. And she wonders whatever happened just now, was that her dream or someone else’s dream.
Answer:
Hardin makes people sympathetic to his argument by bringing up the number of babies people in different nations have
Answer:
A
Explanation:
None of the others really show or explain the setting. Although C does explain something about the scenery, A really gives you context.
