Describe the relationship between Caesar Rodney's views on the vote for independence and the views of the other delegates discussed in the text. Use evidence from the text to support your respond? Story: The Desperate Ride of Caesar Rodney

Answer and Explanation:

The text shows the difficulty that Caesar Rodney, one of the Delaware delegates, had to participate in the vote on the American Revolution. Caesar Rodney, made a long trip, on horseback, in the rain, sick and with many difficulties, to arrive in time for the vote and ensure that Delaware was not an impediment to the revolution. That's because he knew, that the other delegates, were doubtful about whether the revolution would be a good option for the colonies. They feared that, without the interference of England, the colonies would go into disarray, without knowing how to organize themselves both politically and economically.

However, Rodney believed that the revolution would be the best option for the colonies and that this would bring good results, leaving the colonies stronger, more absolute and more efficient, and for that reason, he made an effort to appear in the vote.

the answer is a) the proclamation of 1763.

if you're talking about (ww2) they went bankrupt and their currency was worth nothing

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