In "Letter to His Son," what does Robert

e. Lee advise his son to do?

a. Work for the betterment of all people.

b. Persevere despite trying circumstances.

c. Consider people trustworthy until they prove themselves to be otherwise.

d. Defend the beliefs and the traditions of the American South.

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Raul Farley

4 August, 01:25

In "Letter to His Son," what does Robert

e. Lee advise his son to do?

a. Work for the betterment of all people.

b. Persevere despite trying circumstances.

c. Consider people trustworthy until they prove themselves to be otherwise.

d. Defend the beliefs and the traditions of the American South.

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Aldo Banks · Answer 1

In "Letter to His Son," Robert e. Lee advises his son to " Persevere despite trying circumstances" since this is what got Lee through many important battles.

In "Letter to His Son," what does Roberte. Lee advise his son to do?a. Work for the betterment of all people.b. Persevere despite trying circumstances.c. Consider people trustworthy until they prove themselves to be otherwise.d. Defend the beliefs and the traditions of the American South.

In "Letter to His Son," what does Robert

e. Lee advise his son to do?

a. Work for the betterment of all people.

b. Persevere despite trying circumstances.

c. Consider people trustworthy until they prove themselves to be otherwise.

d. Defend the beliefs and the traditions of the American South.