<span>He is highly regarded as an author. </span>
Answer:
She emphasizes their passion and determination for their rights and to be free
Explanation:
The only sentence that contains a verb in the passive voice is the third one.
<em>Many enslaved people </em><u><em>were rescued</em></u><em> by Harriet Tubman. </em>
You can recognize the passive voice by the word order in a sentence. The object always goes first, because in the passive voice, the object become the subject: WHO? <em>Many enslaved people </em>
then you put the auxiliary verb (to be) in the same tense as the main verb of the sentence, in this case the simple past tense: <u><em>were rescued</em></u>
and lastly you add by whom was the action preformed: <em>by Harriet Tubman. </em>
