hi there idk the answer for this question it looks like you should read a passage and the questions so idk
Answer:
The professors asked Gloria Pritchett and me to give a guest lecture at the university.
Explanation:
This sentence is grammatically correct because it does have the right use of grammar here. The second option isn't grammatically correct because you cannot say Gloria Pritchett and me because it isn't the right way to use the grammar. It's just incorrect.
A theme which talks about the sense of pride which a person has and gives him an <em>individual feeling</em> of self worth shows that the person wants to have his independence or values freedom.
With this in mind, we ca see that when we connect it to the African history of <em>colonial rule</em> and eventual independence gotten from their colonial masters, it is easy to see that a person who has a self worth would <em>not be comfortable </em>being<em> ruled by invaders</em>, but being ruled by his own people.
Please note that your question is incomplete so I gave you a general overview to help you better understand the concept.
Read more about colonial rule here:
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Is this for A&M College???
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