If you are developing an argument in favor of a city ordinance that allows home owners to convert front lawns into vegetable gar
dens, which combination of resources would be most helpful in supporting your position?
A study showing increased social connection in neighborhoods with front-lawn gardens
A study comparing the effects of vegetable gardens to the effects of lawns on wildite
• A study comparing the costs of vegetables in several communities around the world
A study showing the average yield of home gardens by region
"A" would a good supporting point for many people.
"B" would not want me to get a front-yard garden because that would make me think that all the animals in the neighborhood are going to eat all of my crops and poop in my driveway. It might make other people want one to see animals though, I guess.
The reason I ruled out "C" is because this is a persuasive argument to make citizens vote in favor out gardens in their communities.
I ruled out "D" because they are arguing in favor of gardens in general- not informing about the personal success of each gardener. In some areas, this information may harm your own side.
That was how I learned that Brandon's story takes place the year 9/11 happened and Reshmina's story takes place on 9/11 only 20 years later.Explanation:
