In "if" and "can't," what do both rudyard kipling and edgar guest do? a. employ the second-person point of view to create a bond between speaker and reader b. give advice on how to be open with others without revealing too much about oneself c. use historical anecdotes to illustrate a work's main idea d. abandon traditional rhyme scheme and meter to make their advice more accessible and understandable to readers

The dust bowl years spanned 1930-1936, when a million acres of farmland across the plains became unusable due to severe drought and over-farming. when dust bowl conditions devastated farmers, many defaulted on their bank loans, which lead to the widespread bank failure. franklin d. roosevelt called for restoration in america with a promise that there are better days ahead. what is the best definition you can infer for the word "restoration" from the excerpt above? bringing back to former position or condition re-establish monarchy replacement giving back