Brutus argues that in a republic, “the manners, sentiments, and interest of the people should be similar… if not, there will be a constant clashing of opinions and the representatives of one part will be constantly striving against the other.” Should a republic be made up of a small group of like-minded people? Or, is diversity of opinion beneficial to the success of a federal government?

How does act ii, scene 3, when romeo goes to friar laurence’s cell at dawn, contrast with the action of the night before, when romeo and juliet declare their love? what do dawn and daytime signify to romeo and juliet’s relationship, and how does this scene tie into the light/darkness visual motif of the play? in the space below, analyze the scene’s importance in these respects. use specific details from the text to support your analysis.

Activity 1.3.2 standard and metric measuring pltw

The approach that contends psychology must study internal mental events in order to fully understand behavior is: