<span>The end of the Han dynasty was the result of a series of revolts caused by palace eunuchs who began growing in power, the yellow turban rebels, Daoists, and numerous military officers.</span>
ANSWER choice A: It is written by people who have personal experience of the event.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
He's hanging his head, most likely and commonly seen as a sign of shame. He then proceeds to say (as I assume) that whatever the action was that he did, he did for someone, to help or protect them.
A. Is the second most reasonable answer in my opinion, as the fact that whatever the conversation was stuck with him for so long is a probable sign that there was some form of lingering regret or shame attached to it.
The courage, and the sublime boxing skills all of which made him "the Greatest". But it was his wisdom, and what he did outside of the ring is what made him into one of the most inspiring leaders. His fearlessness in speaking out as a young, black man at a time when young, black men did not have much of a voice in our society. As a Muslim, his courage on his convictions, refusing to be inducted into the armed services as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War, a decision that was met by ridicule and condemnation by many. It cost him nearly four years -- between 1967 and 1970 -- of what should have been the prime of his glorious career.
