d. spend as much time developing the mind as developing the body.
The author begins the paragraph with the statement that a person should "put the mind through its paces". This mean that a person should give their mind a stretch or a work out. The author then describes how a person would take care of his body by shaving, drinking milk, and eating pork. The author connects this to his main idea by saying if you take care of your body this well, shouldn't you also take care of your mind just the same? The author does not talk about worrying about food or working too much. While the author does mention how people take care of their bodies, the purpose is only to show that it is important to take care of the mind too.
Answer:
They help Douglass make the case for abolishing independence
Explanation:
He uses the allusions to paint the picture of their distorted view of what freedom is in a new light. In doing so, he repeats his point of view without being repetitive
Because Turner has found his soulmate, dark skinned girl Lizzie Bright, that lives on the Malaga island, where live only Negro people. Local gentleman suggested other local members of entourage to remove all the people from Malaga island so that they can build an entertaining complex that will attract the tourists. Turner understands that those people ought to leave their lovely native land even though that they have no place to move to, so he thunks that this idea is totally unfair and struggles for justice.
I don't know what the original sentences looked like, but I assume the answer is :
C) That ancient land was located in the Middle East, a hot and sunny part of the world.
