Which school of theory would be interested in looking for biographical/psychological interpretations of a text?<span>psychoanalytic criticism. Is all i could find.</span>
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"Until the early 20th century, women in America were denied suffrage (the right to vote) in political elections. It wasn’t until June 4, 1919 that Congress passed the 19th Amendment, which granted women their right to vote. Carrie Chapman Catt (1859-1947) campaigned for the 19th Amendment, and was considered a leader among women’s suffrage. In the following address to Congress in November 1917, Catt argues for the rights of women."
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The answer would be (A) again because in a essay you are stating your points and you have a structure on how to do it and it must be consistent throughout the whole essay or its going to be choppy and you wont get a good grade. hopefully that made sense. The other answers wouldn't make sense. So go with (A)
Answer:A.
The early inhabitants of Britain were seafaring traders who traveled to several countries.
B.
Between AD 500 and 1200, invaders from several countries conquered parts of Britain.
C.
After 1500, the authors and linguists who created English dictionaries borrowed words from several other languages.
D.
The best-known authors of the Anglo-Saxon period used a mixture of several languages.
E.
There was no written form of the English language until 1200, when writers put together words from several languages to create a lexicon.
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i found this on brainly and the answer isBetween AD 500 and 1200, invaders from several countries conquered parts of Britain explains the reason for the modern English reflects the influence of several languages
<span>The central claim of Benjamin Banneker’s letter to
Thomas Jefferson is statement (c): It is hypocritical to state that „all men
are created equal“ in a country that permits slavery. Even though in the first
ten amendments of United State Constitution (Bill of Right,1791) is stated that
all men have personal freedom and rights, many African-Americans were still
slaves, which angered free African-American Benjamin Banneker to write a public letter
to Thomas Jefferson.</span>
