C because Islam has lots of followers
Answer:
<h2>Can you please repeat that</h2>
Answer:
the answer is c. the is the article adjective
<span>Madison claimes that you cannot remove the causes of faction because 1) you cannot make all man have the same passions, 2) as long as men have reason, they will have competing interests and 3) you can't take away liberty because that is worse than having factions.
I contend that Madison argued successfully that factions are a natural result of free men using reason.</span>
Answer:
Conjunction.
Explanation:
In the given sentence, the word "while" makes the whole sentence a fragment. A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence that looks like a complete sentence.
Now, the word "while" as used in this fragment is conjunction to be joined or followed by another clause to make it complete. Taking out "while" will turn the sentence into a complete sentence- <em>"the soldier arrived safely."</em> But with the presence of the term "while", the whole sentence becomes a fragment, an incomplete thought.
Thus, the conjunction in the sentence makes it a fragment.
