Equiano’s story would have been useful for abolitionists as his journey on the slave trade ships was (and still is to this day) a devastating account of mistreatment and the horrors that many Africans faced. Because of this, it led many to side with the abolitionists. He was also admired for his courage and wits, which helped their image greatly.
Answer:
"TEIRESIAS
All men make mistakes—that’s not uncommon.
But when they do, they’re no longer foolish
or subject to bad luck if they try to fix
the evil into which they’ve fallen,
once they give up their intransigence."
Explanation:
"TEIRESIAS
All men make mistakes—that’s not uncommon.
But when they do, they’re no longer foolish
or subject to bad luck if they try to fix
the evil into which they’ve fallen,
once they give up their intransigence." This answer helps develop this theme.
Suggested or hinted at but not actually expressed in words
By the 9th century, Muslim Sultanates started being established in the Horn of Africa, and by the 12th century, the Kilwa Sultanate
Answer:
by refusing to treat Romeo’s romance seriously
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from Act II, scene iv of Romeo and Juliet, there is a dialogue between Mercutio and Romeo about Romeo’s romance. Mercutio makes jest of Romeo and his "fair lady*, comparing her to harlots, dowdies and gypsies.
Therefore, Mercutio offers comic relief in this excerpt by refusing to treat Romeo’s romance seriously.
