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Nina [5.8K]
4 years ago
6

In the book Night, Elie faces spiritual conflict and even says he will not sanctify His name. Do you think Elie was able to turn

back to his faith?
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Bumek [7]4 years ago
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Yeah I think was able to or still able to God has no deadline he loves you forever

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"In Twenty Years at Hull House by Jane Addams

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The illustration shows that child labor was carried out by children from poor families who lived in suburbs and marinalized regions. The text shows details that allow us to conclude how these children spend their energy on work and end up wasting their childhood. The text and the illustration are similar because they show how poverty is the main factor that promotes child labor and are different because while the text seeks to focus on how child labor changes children's behavior, the illustration seeks to focus on the environment in which they are inserted.

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The text shows how child labor affects children's lives, as well as showing how children who do not need to work are different from those who do. This is because the narrator of the text had never heard of child labor and is surprised to see children working when he arrives at Hull-House. The narrator tries to make friends by offering sweets to the children, since it is common for children to like sweets, but these children refuse, saying that they cannot bear to see sweets since they work long hours in a candy factory. Knowing the children's workload, the speaker understands why they seem so listless and tired.

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