vague, a lot of room for interpretation. so people may interpret it in a way that may not be what the founding fathers had in mind.
Because they are the fathers.
daddy dad papa (your fathers actual name) (yours fathers nickname)
The framing fathers were political men who helped to write the Constitution for the United States. They are also sometimes referred to as the founding fathers.
In 1608 the pilgrim fathers left England to America
Okonkwo worked hard to become a successful and respected man in his community to distance himself from his father's weakness and failure. He was driven by a fear of resembling his father and strived to be everything his father was not - strong, wealthy, and powerful.
Success has many fathers while failure is an orphan
Success is claimed by many but failure is denied by everyone
Shay's rebellion was important to the founding fathers because it pointed out that the government needed strengthening and it also pointed out the weakness of the articles.
Galeazzo Ciano. - Son in law of Benito Mussolini.
Sorry, but in the (grand?) tradition of "success has a thousand fathers; failure is an orphan", Aladdin has no surname.
It was difficult to amend.
Nwoye's actions in converting to Christianity and ultimately rejecting his father's traditions and beliefs disturbed Okonkwo because he saw it as a betrayal of their family and Igbo heritage. Okonkwo believed that Nwoye's change represented a weakening of their clan's identity and a rejection of the values that he held dear.
It is not a question to be answered but a common expression describing ownership of success and failure. It means many people are willing to take the credit for a success action while none take the credit if an action turns to failure.
vague, a lot of room for interpretation. so people may interpret it in a way that may not be what the founding fathers had in mind.
Okonkwo is disappointed that the villagers would defy the gods of the fathers as such. He is disappointed that the church has not been driven out of the village along with its madmen. Later, village leaders decline to use force to eject Christians from the village, preferring instead to ostracize the Christians by excluding them from the markets, clay pits, and rivers. After Okoli dies, the villagers stop their ban.
Okonkwo treats women as objects, much like the rest of his tribe. He fathers children with his 3 wives. He expects women to fulfill their duties of taking care of the children, making meals, housework and small farming chores, while he and his sons do the heavy work.Okonkwo rampantly abused his wives in the book Things Fall Apart. He beats them without true provocation, but because he desires an outlet. He mostly maintains control over them.