<span>Knowing that Howells was associated with the press explains his focus on truthful depictions of events. It also explains the backdrop of the story—the effects of patriotic propaganda in newspapers and magazines to garner public support and manipulate the emotions of their readers.</span>
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Answer:
The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles - Key Themes, Symbols, and Motifs: Bravery and Acceptance are both key themes in this story. Students can create a storyboard to visualize each, paying special attention to how each theme effects Ruby Bridges and ties into the issue of school segregation.
Explanation:
It really depends on the question, although if you were not given a prompt, here are some ideas:
Dogs are great emotional support animals.
Dogs have hair.
Anything can be a thesis, as long as you can back your thesis up with at least three proofs.<span />
<span>After the advent of the printing press, Martin Luther became Europe's best-selling author. His works about the Church and the call for Reformation were very popular at the time, and given that Gutenberg invented the printing press, it was quite easy for him to print huge numbers of copies that people were willing to read. </span>
