Why does the author believe that even in harsh, cruel societies courage will rise up repeatedly?

The author believes that even in harsh, cruel societies courage will rise up again and again because fear is not the natural state of civilised man.

Explanation:

'Freedom from Fear' is an article written by Aung San Suu Kyi. The article talks about how Aung San Suu Kyi overcame her fears after she was kept under house arrest for six years and how one can be resilient and courageous under oppressive government.

The author believes that even in harsh, cruel societies courage will soar constantly because fear is not a natural state for human beings to live in. Regardless the oppressive government, or harsh condition, courage will always soar high resisting the fear face-to-face, because the natural design of human beings or civilised man is not to live in fear but freedom.

your answer would be (b)

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