b. garden
A preposition is found in a sentence in which it introduces information to the reader like a location perhaps. The object of the preposition can be a noun, a pronoun or even a gerund that is usually together with the preposition in order to complete a prepositional phrase. In the statement above, the prepositional phrase is "on the garden", therefore the preposition is "on" and the object of the preposition is the "garden" to which the preposition "on" refers to.
Answer:
world history thats what im talking
Explanation:
No , it’s cruel . animals are to live freely without the interference of humans . anything forced out of the animals hurts them . unless the animal belongs to a person and that person doesn’t make the animal do things it doesn’t want to do, then using the animal for entertainment purposes is okay .
Answer:
― Harriet Ann Jacobs, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl.
Explanation:
This is a piece of Literature that also works as resistance in the Anti-Slavery Movement. Harriet Ann shows this by describing how she was a victim of Dr. Flint's sexual harassment and the desperation that came alongside her actions. She shows how Dr. Flint's wife was embittered and unhappy by knowing that her husband was a philanderer, knowing that there wasn't anything to be done.
"(...)it contaminates the daughters, and makes the wives wretched".
Jacobs also writes that this is a recurring phenomenon because sons learn from seeing their father's actions, that abusing their female slaves is an acceptable norm; that it's natural.
"(...) makes white fathers cruel and sensual; the sons violent and licentious"
Answer:
A or B
Explanation:
I am sure the answer is one of those
