Answer:
The poems both say that darkness and sadness happen to everyone because nobody's life is perfect. Everybody goes through hard times no matter what and you have to learn to cope with them with given circumstances. The poem “We grow accustomed to the Dark” is more of a darker poem than the other one.
Answer:
- It opposes the ideals of the system of capitalism
- It includes both economic and political ideas and principles
- It was supported by Lenin and other Russian revolutionaries
Explanation:
The communism is an ideology that is largely based around equality, self-sustaining, and horizontal hierarchy. Politically, the communism propagates that everyone should be equal in the society, thus there should be only one class, and everyone should have the same opportunities and things at disposal. Economically, the communism is propagating command economy, which is an economy totally owned and controlled by the government, and it has the purpose to make the country a self-sustaining one. During the 20th century there were numerous examples of countries with this system, and there are several in the present as well, but is seems that is not a system that works properly, and it has caused damage to every possible level.
The correct answer is Counterclaim: Cloning people could help eliminate genetic disorders
Explanation:
In general, the counterclaim should propose an opposite perspective to an issue or situation that the one stated in the main claim. This does not occur in the original statements because both the claim and their counterclaim show human cloning is negative. One simple way to correct this is to change the counterclaim and make this propose a positive perspective about human cloning. This only occurs in "Cloning people could help eliminate genetic disorders" because this shows human cloning could be beneficial and this directly opposes the idea this practice has no advantages or benefits.
It shows how a power structure began to develop in a society that was meant to be classless.
