Vocabulary
1. The belief that helping other people is more important than other aspects of being affluent is religion-driven.
Does religion-driven make sense?
2. Having lived in a protectorate, individuals are impressed upon the importance of the freedom of speech.
Is protectorate used correcly?
3. When the citizenry of a particular had to live under the dominion of another, there followed a multitude of regulations to abide by and even hostile traditions to observe. ( By hostile traditions, I mean that people in the protectorate had to observe traditions that were in sharp contrast to those in their own country, but I don't know whether it makes sense.)
4. Ordinary citizens could directly remonstrate with the authority about the problem pestering their daily life.
Is remonstrate used correctly?
Top answer
t Bình 1. The belief that helping other people is more important than other aspects of being affluent is religion-driven. I do not really understand what you are trying to say.
- t Bình 1.
- The belief that helping other people is more important than other aspects of being affluent is religion-driven.
- I do not really understand what you are trying to say.
- Maybe it is one of these: 1.
- People adhering to one religion will tend to be more charitable than those of another religion, or non-religious people.
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Nh?t Bình1. The belief that helping other people is more important than other aspects of being affluent is religion-driven.
I do not really understand what you are trying to say. Maybe it is one of these:
1. People adhering to one religion will tend to be more charitable than those of another religion, or non-religious people.
2. Some religions
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