Answer:
A) longer quotations require separate attention from the reader, which interferes with the original sentence
Explanation:
Quoting other authors in one's work is a major way to buttress on the subject as well as provide validation for one's work. However very long quotations become quite distracting to the reader as he tries to move his attention from the author's work while trying to relate the quotation to the original work. Comprehension could be hindered by this as the reader's attention is divided by these long quotations.
First thing that comes to mind is Russia had a strategic advantage to the Nazis. The Russian military knew the terrain (I believe it was mountainous) and the cold climate helped push back the Nazis. The Nazis actually tried to get into Russia. That was the only country I could think of.
Most countries, I think did not have the military power to stop Hitler/Nazis from invading them.
Hopefully this helps.
D. All people, regardless of their race, class,or gender, have the potential to become delinquents or criminals
Brutus, in his guilt, is imagining Caesar’s ghost. When one is struck with guilt, they may have hallucinations due to grief and traumatic events occurring.
<span>Moral reasoning</span>
Moral reasoning is individual or collective practical
reasoning about what, morally, one ought to do. It involves recognizing moral
considerations and coping with conflicts among them and about how to act in
order to resolve these dilemmas so as to make an ethical decision.
