Answer:
A: To bring attention to the demeaning and dangerous conditions that enslaved people faced.
C: To counter the idyllic depictions of slavery that often came from slaveholders
Explanation:
The slave narrative is a type of literary genre which involves autobiographical accounts of enslaved Africans in Great Britain and its colonies, including the later United States, Canada, and Caribbean nations.
The main purpose writing slave narratives was to let others know of the poor conditions of the enslaved people. When abolishing slavery was being talked about by politicians, intellectuals and abolitionists, the slaveholders started writing positively about slavery. So the purpose of writing slave narratives was also to counter these idyllic depictions of slavery.
Option B is not true because slave narratives were opposing such protection of slavery embedded in founding documents.
Option D is not correct because slave narratives and abolitionist movement had nothing to do with the economies colonies.
Answer:
The storm parallels Calixta and Alcée passion and affair in its rising intensity, climax, and conclusion. Like a thunderstorm, Chopin suggests that their affair is intense, but also potentially destructive and passing
Answer:
Explanation:
Adapted- Adjusting to new circumstances or surroundings
Camouflage: Disguised as of an object
Survive: Proceeding to live, even though death is near
Predators: Main targets of preys/organisms
Answer: Furthermore.
Explanation:
<em>''For example''</em> - primarily used for example making. Not typically used for cohesive sentence transitioning.
<em>''Moreover''</em> - a rarely used transition word. Typically used to proceed a sentence into another paragraph usually of a different topic. Less cohesive due to generalization and various usage.
<em>''Furthermore''</em> - creates a seamless transition from topic A due to the word ''further'' which enunciates the extending of topic A into another sentence.
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