We just finished Animal Farm Yesterday So, here is What I think
The question posted above has no choices given but if this question has the same choices as the ones posted before, the answer will be letter D .
<span>D. This excerpt reflects capitalism, because it emphasizes an exchange based on free will.</span>
Answer:
The main idea of this paragrph is the concept of medium of exchange.
Explanation:
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Answer: because it allows a student to explore different points of view and come up with an angle
Explanation:
Cross referencing is when several books, articles or journals are checked and referenced so that one can have different opinions and explanations with regards to a particular topic.
Therefore, based on the explanation, cross-referencing a topic is important for research purposes so that the researcher can have several opinions and then choose the best one or most ideal.
Answer:
The literary movement or sub-genre that matches with the literature - The sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" is Early American and Colonial Literature. The right answer is Option A.
Explanation:
Sermons were written in plain style rather than ornate d religious poetry. They focused on daily life, moral attitudes and political unrest. The literature was instructive as it reinforced the authority of the Bible and the Church in it. Fate was determined by God and all people are sinful and must be saved by the Christ - were the themes of this literary period. Puritanism started as an insult of traditional Anglicans to those who wished to "purify" the Church of England. Jonathan Edwards’s "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" had been written during this phase.
The motive of delivering this sermon is to warn the congregation particularly and presumably, the nation as a whole that they must repent of their sinful ways. They must turn to God for forgiveness to escape death by hellfire before it's too late. Edwards is saying that this is the opportunity to embrace and accept Jesus Christ, his teachings and his sacrifice as reparation for sins. The choice must be made by those people who God is calling, through Jesus Christ, to accept the call to repentance and a new life or reject it.
