Answer:
"We shouldn't worry too much, though, because it is precisely our mistakes that teach our children the most about life."
Explanation:
In this excerpt, the author is talking about how difficult it is for parents to make decisions and teach their children about what is right and what is wrong. Generally, parents try to be perfect and make the best decisions, the problem is that the parents of these children are human, and it is impossible for a human being to be perfect at all.
This has caused the concern of many parents. Because of this, the author wrote to state that parents need not worry so much, because mistakes will teach their children about life. The author wants people to understand that life is full of mistakes, it is normal. However, children must learn how to deal with the consequences of mistakes, which prepare them for adulthood and the problems they will face in the future.
Answer: Led a rebellion against the Captain
Explanation:
According to William Bradford who was the Puritan Governor of Plymouth County, Thomas Morton led an insurrection against Captain Wollaston when the captain took servants to Virginia to sell them on tobacco foundations.
Thomas Morton had liberal beliefs and did not like slavery so he encouraged the remaining indentured servants at the colony of Mount Wollaston to rebel against Lieutenant Fitcher who was the temporary leader that Captain Wollaston had left in charge and start to live as free people.
Answer:
no I wouldn't say so everyone griefs in different ways with the situation
