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1.8 Practice: Writing about the distribution of business and labor practices American history since the American civil war chapter 1 (S4289984) Lucia Escardo-Boomsma Possible score: 30 Date: 9/29/17 ___________ Preliminary writing You write business and labor We need to analyze. Relationship with. Write questions your yours answers. Can you use one of the two page ideas, or you can come up with your own idea. - Should governments protect workers from unfair and dangerous work? Now you need to answer this question. This will be your paper, but it is not necessary to put it in words. - The Government should protect workers from unfair and dangerous work as the Government of the United States was established to ensure that the people of the country receive protection from fair representatives and public officials. If the government does not have laws favorable to the citizen, you need to change them to serve the people. The time has come to prove your claim. Please think about the three ways in which your remark of question 2 is correct. You can find evidence in all activities of this course. Please check each one of you

Macbeth is not a foolish person. Indeed, he was a representative of Coder before he became king. This novel suggests Macbeth has an uncertainty of "curse of curse". (2.1.8) In exaggeration, when Macbeth arrived in Inverness, Mrs. Macbeth overwhelmed all his husband's objections. And that night I persuaded him to kill the king. Please tell us he knows that he is wrong! What he needs is only a little persuasive. Macbeth not only killed the king but also stabbed him during his sleep, but also killed his room staff. We also know that he is fully aware of his mistakes - what he does is that he has supernatural signs like the vision of "blood of soul / wrong creation" That means that. (2.1.38-39) Macbeth in anticipation of the murder and the future

Banquo and his son Fleance entered the hall illuminated by the torch of Macbeth Castle. The French say that it is midnight, the father said he wanted to stay, as he was tired, but recent sleep caused a "cursed idea" (2.1.8). Macbeth came in and Banco was surprised to see him still there. Banquo said the king fell asleep, and he said that he dreamed of "three strange sisters". When Banquo implied that the witch revealed "the truth" to Macbeth, Macbeth claimed that they did not think they encountered in the forest (2.1.19-20). He and Banquo agree to discuss witch prophets later.