•Masetto of Lamporecchio pretends to be in order to work at the convent. 1.epileptic 2.a hunchback 3.celibate 4.deafmute
•This brigata narrator is the Queen of Day Three.
1.Pampinea 2.Neifile 3.Filomena 4.Dioneo
•Neifile's admirer might be .
1.Filostrato 2.Dioneo 3.Guido 4.Panfilo
•This narrator in the brigata has a special privilege.
1.Dioneo 2.Pampinea 3.Filostrato 4.Neifile
•These two brigata narrators compete over the tales told about love.
1.Fiammetta and Filostrato 2.Pampinea and Dioneo 3.Neifile and Filostrato 4.Emilia and Panfilo
•The tales of the Third Day mainly feature...
1.merchants. 2.nobles. 3.clergy. 4.clowns.
•Alibech is married to a man named .
1.Rustico 2.Guido 3.Neerbal 4.Giovanni
•Many scholars believe that this brigata narrator is based upon a real-life person named Maria d'Aquino.
1.Pampinea 2.Elissa 3.Dioneo 4.Fiammetta
•The tale of Ferondo takes place in .

1.the afterlife, not on this earth 2. Tuscany 3. Paris. 4.Fairfax

•Ferondo is a a very person.
1.credulous 2.wily 3.duplicitous 4.conniving

Refrence: Tales of Day Three of the Decameron

thurgood marshall

explanation: in 1954, thurgood marshall and a team of naacp attorneys won brown v. board of education of topeka, kansas. in this landmark decision, the supreme court held that segregation in public education violated the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment.

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1 problem today is that it caused to much crime americans are born with freedom and liberty and not being restricted to things causing lots of crimes because there free until proven guilty and commit a crime

the pursuit of order has only made people hate order causing race profiling and   more

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if you could provide an excerpt for me to read i could