What is the main argument or thesis of Napalm: An American Biography?In your own words, explain what Neer is trying to show or prove about napalm in U.S. history. Why does he consider napalm to be significant? How does he connect it to broader themes in American history, such as innovation, war, ethics, or popular protest? 

We practice respect and ________ (tolerance, priority) in the US in order to live peacefully with other people.

The _____________ (interim, cynic) director is going to manage the company until a new director is hired.

Choose the correct word from the list to finish the sentence. Use each word only once. Check your spelling and type exactly as given. ingratitude, composure, polygamy, priority, skeptical, egotistic, lethargy, deteriorated, suspicion, anguish I’m _______________ about his ability to perform the task.  That means I doubt if he can do this all by himself.

The two young people tried to _____ (avert, conceal) each other by not eating in the same cafeteria.

______(Deteriorate, Inexplicable) fear gripped his heart as he rushed to the accident site.

He got an A on the test but ___________ (averted, concealed) his happiness because his friend didn’t get a good grade.

Choose the correct word from the list to finish the sentence. Use each word only once. Check your spelling and type exactly as given. ingratitude, composure, polygamy, priority, skeptical, egotistic, lethargy, deteriorated, suspicion, anguish The workers were in a state of _______________ after working nonstop for 72 hours.

Some mistakes in life are __________ (irreversible, resent) and can never be corrected.

What is the BER? How does it prevent the small intestine from being damaged?