Answer:
I believe it is 2, faith in human reason.
Explanation:
The Enlightenment was an intellectual and philosophical movement that dominated the world of ideas in Europe during the 18th century, "The Century of Philosophy." Central to Enlightenment thoughts were the use and celebration of reason. The goals of rational humanity were considered to be knowledge, freedom, and happiness.
Apologies if I am incorrect.
The fifth paragraph contribute to the development of ideas in the passage because its:
- provides reasons for why the camp allows limited public access
- illustrates how the camp is used in the present day.
<h3>What was discussed in the passage?</h3>
In the passage, the author talked about the use of camp for training people and other purpose its offers.
Hence, the development of ideas in the passage provides reasons for why the camp allows limited public access and illustrates how the camp is used in the present day.
Therefore, the Option A and B is correct.
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Based on the summary of "Keep Watch" by Alex Myers I can deduce that the literary theme is
In this story by Alex Myers, we learn of a mother who always went against the guidelines of the city she was living in by burning leaves without a permit. The first son of the woman at a point could no longer stand the embarrassment of his mother being questioned on whether she obtained a permit before burning. Believing that he was now of age and could question his mother, he went to the fire tower where it was believed that a lone watcher observed the city for signs of smoke.
To his greatest disappointment, he saw no one there. This means that his mother was right when she said that no one was really observing for smoke, rather, the neighbors were telling on them. This proves the insight of elderly people who most times know more than younger people.
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For example, the author praises her for her willingness to accept and showcase her Mexican culture. He also notes her unique character of pursuing her passion and gifts; that of painting, something most women in her time were not into.
