which of following is the reason that governor wright did not accept noble wimberly jones as speaker of the commons hoise
a. he was not eligible to vote.
b. he could not read.
c. he lived in the backcountry
d. he had benn a leader of the sone sof liberty @brady
The 4 question test I got the answers are
1. C
2. D
3. D
4. C
CDDC
cddc is correct trust me!!! for connexus
@brady
@mis.sue
Based on research, I would mostly go with B.
Wimberly Jones didn't have mush of "any formal schooling in the field", so I would suspect that he couldn't really read. Royalty authority people most likely learned how to read and write based on how they lived. Wright thought that Jones was "a threat to royal authority". This makes me assume that B would be the best answer.
For D, it doesn't say that he was a leader. It just says that "his name was attached to the famous card calling the Sons of Liberty to meet for the first time in Tondee's tavern".
For A, I don't think is the answer. He was a delegate at one point, so I would think he was eligible to vote.
For C, it doesn't even make sense to me that this would be the reason.
So yes, I have to go with B as the answer.
I hope this helps you understand! :)
P.S. For now on, can you please post what you think is the answer?
D is the right answer
Kinsey is wrong for Connections Academy
The answers are
1.C
2.D
3.D
4.A
He/she just had the last one wrong